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Empowering Communities through YWCA Literacy Programs: Annual Contributions 2005-2009

Over the years 2005 to 2009, YWCA has received substantial support to enhance their Family and Adult Literacy Programs. Contributions of $2,000 in 2005, $5,000 in 2006, and $3,000 in subsequent years have enabled trained volunteer tutors to assist both children and adults in improving their reading, writing, and computer skills. Programs are tailored for local schools, agencies, and vulnerable populations, including teens and displaced workers, ensuring a comprehensive approach to literacy and employment training.

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Empowering Communities through YWCA Literacy Programs: Annual Contributions 2005-2009

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  1. Annual Contributions 2005 - $2000 to support: YWCA Family Literacy Children’s Program 2006 - $5000 to support: YWCA Family Literacy Children’s Program and YWCA Adult Literacy Program 2007 - $3000 to support: YWCA Adult Literacy Program and YWCA Adult Computer and Employment Training Program 2008 - $3000 to support: YWCA Family Literacy Children’s Program and YWCA Adult Literacy Program 2009- $3000 to support: YWCA Family Literacy Children’s Program and YWCA Adult Literacy Program

  2. Family Literacy Children’s Program • Trained volunteer tutors work one-on-one with children who can’t read, read below their grade level, or want to improve their reading and writing skills • Programs are offered for local elementary schools, pre-schools, agencies, and daycare centers

  3. Adult Literacy Program • Trained volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with adults who can’t read, learn differently, have learning disabilities, or want to improve their reading skills • Classes are provided for the Hamilton City ABLE Program, Sojourner, Dove House, YWCA Residence Programs, and Southwestern Ohio Serenity Hall

  4. Hope and Rescue • YWCA Literacy Program staff work with teen parents enrolled in the Hamilton City School Hope and Rescue Program • Teens are taught literacy-related activities that they can do with their children to improve their children’s reading skills

  5. Adult Computer and Employment Training Program • YWCA Literacy Program staff teach basic computer skills • Target audience includes displaced workers and the elderly • Skills taught include internet searching and Microsoft Word and Excel

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