Join us on May 28 for a FREE screening of SENTENCED, a powerful film about literacy and justice.
What Would You Like to Learn Today?
Washtenaw Literacy offers free tutoring to adults age 16 and older who live, work, volunteer, or go to school in Washtenaw County. We can help with reading, writing, and math; digital skills; or learning English (ESL).
Start where you are.
Reach your goals.
What does success look like for you? We’ll help you get there. We offer free online and in-person tutoring in convenient community locations.
“I read stories to my grandchildren every night.”
“I made friends while practicing my English.”
“I’m writing letters to my family.”
“I feel more confident.”
“I applied for a new job.”
“I am managing my household finances.”
A Skilled Community is a Strong Community
Literacy skills like reading, writing, math, and others help us understand and navigate the world.
Unemployment, underemployment, and poverty are root causes of inequity that can all be addressed through literacy. The opportunity to teach adults who are ready to learn is one we can’t afford to miss.
About Our Learners
75%
are unemployed or underemployed
88%
live below the federal poverty guidelines
61%
are parents
Volunteer with Us!
As a Washtenaw Literacy tutor, you join a team engaged in the rewarding work of helping our neighbors reach their goals. No experience is necessary—we provide training, mentoring, and support.
Want to learn more? Join us for our information session, the ABCs of Washtenaw Literacy.