Family Literacy

LiteracyLink’s goal is to provide a link for underserved and hard-to-reach adults and their teachers to quality adult basic education and GED preparation tools using technology. Combining video, the internet, and print materials, LiteracyLink programs are relevant to the needs of the individual learner, adult instructional programs, and the workforce.

Clare Family Resource Centre Ltd is a locally managed community organisation with a voluntary board comprised of community representatives. The organisation operates a crèche, pre- and after-school service and also facilitates agencies to access space, deliver various family learning programmes, parenting and family support and community development projects.

The European project FACE IT! offers training opportunities and materials for the provision of Family Learning programs aiming to promote and develop Active Citizenship and Participatory Democracy. You will find the information and materials on this website useful especially if you are professionally involved in community work or the delivery of informal education and lifelong learning.

NCFL were established in 1989 with a grant from the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust. Founded by current president Sharon Darling, NCFL began with a simple but ambitious mission: to help parents and children achieve their greatest potential together through quality literacy programs.

EBS, together with the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) is leading the development of a number of programmes to improve financial literacy and financial inclusion in Ireland.