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Serving Valencia County for Over 20 Years!

 

Events

Women of Mariachi FUNdraiser, May 10, 2008, 7:00-10:00 p.m. at the Los Lunas High School Auditorium.  Call 227-6986 for tickets! Doors open at 6:00 p.m. for Silent Auction.  Live Auction during Intermission.  Produced by Pedro Rael.

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New Tutor Training, Basic Literacy and English as a Second Language, June 7 and 14, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at UNM-Valencia Campus. Call Susan Howard at 925-8935 to register or e-mail showard@valencialiteracy.org

Valencia County Literacy Council

280 La Entrada
Los Lunas, NM  87031
(505) 925-8926
joglesby@valencialiteracy.org

Volunteer Tutoring:
Call Susan Howard at
(505) 925-8935
showard@valencialiteracy.org

BOOK Readers:
Call T.C, Storey at
(505) 565-0433
tcstorey@valencialiteracy.org

NEW! See Jill O’s most recent Guest Column for the Valencia County News Bulletin




Andrew Barreras '08

Valencia County Literacy Council (VCLC) is an accredited affiliate of ProLiteracy America and the New Mexico Coalition for Literacy. 

Founded in 1987, our organization is now entering its third decade of providing help and hope to residents of Valencia County. 

In the Valencia Literacy Program, we provide FREE Volunteer Tutoring for adults in Basic Reading and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), a Family Literacy Preschool for adults in ESOL and GED en Español classes in El Cerro Mission, and volunteer BOOK Readers to read to children and free children’s books in low-income medical clinics in Valencia County. 

In all our activities, we help Valencia County families who are some of our most vulnerable residents to become more self sufficient.
 

Did You Know?

UNESCO estimates that there are more than 771 million nonliterate adults in the world. It sees adult literacy as a basic human right and integral to the solutions for poverty, access to health care, educating children, and human rights abuses.

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The National Adult Literacy Survey (NALS) of 1992 indicated that 20% of Valencia County adults (16 and over, not enrolled in school) would have trouble reading a simple newsletter article and picking out information. Fifty percent have literacy skills below that required by most jobs today, and 24.2% speak no or only very limited English.

 

 

 

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Thanks to Our 2008-2009 FUNders:

Grants: United Way of Central New Mexico; Wal-Mart Distribution Center

Benefactors--$1000 Plus: Camille Segretto, Valencia Lifeline

Gold Level Sponsors--$500 Plus: The Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and the Arts, sponsors of Baila Baila Dance Academy; Representative Andrew Barreras.

Silver Level Sponsors--$300 Plus: Holliday Fence, Inc., and Construction; Senator Michael Sanchez.

Bronze Level Sponsors--$150 Plus: The Valencia County News Bulletin, sponsors of Romano Enrique; Dr. Dieterichs; MyBank, sponsors of Mayela Alejandra; Business Women of Valencia County, Representative Elias Barela, Ambercare, sponsors of Sandra Montoya, Wells Fargo Bank, Representative Don L. Tripp.

Live And Silent Auction: Diana Lara, Belen Print Shop, Barbara Warren, Jan Oglesby, RIBS III, Carlos Cantina, Back to the Basics Herb and Natural Store, Gilbert Garcia and Sons, Scott Oglesby, Greg and Deb Shwirtz, Pavlos Panagopoulos and Financial Network.
 

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