• Over 1.1 million workers in Massachusetts have less than a high school diploma and/or limited English skills, and can’t compete in our state’s rapidly changing economy.
• Mothers who are enrolled in adult education programs are more involved in their children’s education.
• Adults with low literacy skills are half as likely as their more educated neighbors to vote.

Courtesy of the Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education.

• Help a parent learn how to read so they can help their children.
• Help an adult prepare to take the GED.
• Help someone improve their skills so they can get a better job.
• Help newcomers earn to speak English.
• Make a difference in your community.

Online: Click on Find A Program to begin searching for a local program online. Follow the instructions to complete your customized search and use the contact list to call the appropriate programs and make an appointment with their volunteer coordinator.

By Phone: Call the Massachusetts Adult Literacy Hotline at 1-800-447-8844. Hotline staff will provide you with several referrals to appropriate local programs. Next, call the programs to make an appointment to visit the program or to sign up for their volunteer training.