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Literacy Services Our mission is to assist individuals with reading and writing improvement and to teach adults and families to utilize the public library as a resource for lifelong learning. The County of Los Angeles Public Library offers free adult and family literacy instruction at Literacy Centers & Community Libraries convenient to tutors and learners. The program became part of the California Literacy Campaign in 1984 through an initiative of the California State Library. Since 1984, the Library has expanded literacy services to meet the needs of adults and families wanting to improve their reading and writing skills. Literacy Services Manager
Help Yourself Read Better
Help Others Read Better If you want to:
People 18 and older may volunteer to tutor adults through the library and/or teach English as a Second Language classes (ESL). Tutors receive 6 hours of training and volunteer a minimum of two hours per week. Please call the Literacy Office at (562) 940-8511 for tutor training information.
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