Literacy Coalition of Colorado

Many adults in Colorado read below a fourth-grade level and seek classes to improve their literacy skills. Others need to improve their English language skills, learn to use computers, or achieve their high school equivalency. Classes and tutoring programs are vital for these adults so they can better navigate work, housing, and the internet.


The Literacy Coalition of Colorado (LCC) supports the volunteers and staff who work directly with these learners. Adult education programs often have limited funds for training, so LCC provides teachers and tutors with free training and resources. We have also created a central place where students can search for classes


Mission

The Literacy Coalition of Colorado (LCC) promotes and fosters adult education in Colorado because we recognize the importance of literacy for people to thrive in their communities. We connect and support providers of adult literacy and foundational skills through training, networking, information, and advocacy.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Literacy Coalition of Colorado

other names

LCC, Literacy Coalition of Jefferson County

Year Established

1998

Tax id (EIN)

84-1436472

Category

Education

Organization Size

Small Organization

Address

1031 33rd Street, Suite 133
Denver, CO 80205

Service areas

CO, US

Phone

720-371-3388

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