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Are you or a loved one struggling with low literacy? Over 70 organizations are members of Read to Succeed Buffalo and many provide services to improve literacy for people of varying ages and situations. Whether you are looking for help with adult literacy, assistance to help your children be successful in school, or trying to find services that will help you improve literacy skills to get or keep a job, our members can help!

In order to help you decide which organization(s) are best suited to meet your literacy needs, we have developed a database of these organizations and can match their service offerings to your criteria.

Please check the box(es) below that best describe your needs. When you are finished, click on "Search" and you will be presented with a list of providers.

Select services you are interested in

	After School Program		Parenting Skills
	Basic Literacy		Reading Assessment
	Business Development/Services		Science Mentoring
	Childcare Professional Development		Special Needs
	Computer Classes		Specialized/Enrichment Literacy Programs
	Early Childhood Education		Story Time for Children
	English as a Second Language Classes		Teacher Professional Development
	Family Development/Support		Teacher/Curriculum Materials
	Financial Literacy		Tutoring
	Free Books		Work Readiness Credentials
	GED Classes		Writing Programs
	Homework Help		Writing Skills
	Job Training		Youth Arts
	One-on-one English as a second language tutoring		Youth Career Development
	One-on-one Math tutoring		Youth Character & Leadership Development
	One-on-one Reading Tutor		Youth Educational Development
	Other		Youth Leadership
	Parental Literacy Support		Youth Mentoring
	Parenting Education		Youth Sports & Fitness

Follow the Right to Literacy Declaration!

Last June, Read to Succeed Buffalo hosted the Right to Literacy Convention in Buffalo where a declaration proclaiming the Right to Literacy was drafted and signed. The Declaration has since traveled the country, gaining support and momentum for the literacy movement in America.

Click on the video above from Literacy Powerline to learn more!