Volunteer Recruitment and Retention: It’s Easier than it Seems
The goal is to attract volunteers to your adult literacy program and then keep them coming back. When you look at the big picture, it’s easier than you think.
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Adults don’t stay low literate because they didn’t want to learn how to read—their economic status set them up to fail from the time they were young.
The goal is to attract volunteers to your adult literacy program and then keep them coming back. When you look at the big picture, it’s easier than you think.
Three adult education networks share their experiences working with social service providers to create a community-based approach to literacy education.
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Literacy NJ is taking steps to prioritize adults at the lowest literacy levels by implementing a new Steps to Success initiative.
According to the 2000 National Survey of Giving, Volunteering, and Participating, there are four main reasons people don’t volunteer.
It's National Reading Month, and in partnership with Gemma, we’ve outlined every step to starting a book club for your adult students to build positive and successful experiences that instill a love of reading.