• increase their opportunities for better employment
• prepare for further education and training
• live more independently in the community

• To provide communications and literacy services in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo and surrounding areas.
• To improve basic skills in reading, writing and math.
• To recruit and train volunteers to become tutors, board members and committee members.
• To promote community awareness and interest in literacy.
• To help adult learners take responsibility for their own learning .

• Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
• United Way Kitchener-Waterloo
• United Way Cambridge & North Dumfries
• Employment Ontario

We are also grateful for support from the community, the support of its members (click here to become a member), private donations, corporate giving programs and local grants.

Thank you also to the Kitchener Public Library for donating our library resources and shelving; the Kitchener Community Foundation for its financial support of our adult programs; and the Zonta Group for supporting the Women in Transition writing group.

Group and one-to-one tutoring is offered by trained volunteers
to adults living in the urban and rural areas of Waterloo Region.