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Celebrating the Contributions of Tom Craig and Ed McCraw: Reflections on Their Service to Chatham Literacy

As Chatham Literacy says farewell to two exceptional Board members, Tom Craig and Ed McCraw, we want to honor their dedicated service, reflect on their unique contributions, and celebrate the lasting impact they’ve had on our organization. Their leadership has been instrumental in shaping Chatham Literacy’s recent growth and success, helping to set a strong […]

JOB OPENINGS: Program Coordinators (2 positions available)

Job Opening at Chatham Literacy: Digital Literacy Coordinator Basic Function: To organize and support 4-hour workshops on computer basics, done byKramden Institute. Manage the recruitment, orientation, training, ongoing support, and retentionof tutors and adult learners in follow-up computer class. Responsibilities of the Program Coordinator include: Commitment: Part-time (20 hours/week): Hours worked in the Siler City […]

Chatham Literacy Welcomes Guadalupe Avellaneda as BOLD Goal Program Coordinator

It is with excitement that Chatham Literacy introduces Guadalupe Avellaneda, our new Program Coordinator for the United Way BOLD Goal project. With a Master’s degree in Social Work and extensive experience in the field, we are confident that her expertise and dedication will be invaluable assets to our organization. Understanding the BOLD Goal The United […]

FREE Digital Literacy Classes + FREE Laptops (more dates to be announced)

Free Computer Classes and Laptops Offered to Chatham County Residents PITTSBORO, NC — Chatham County is excited to announce that 500 adult Chatham County residents will receive free computer training, access to technology, and laptops. This program is made possible through a Digital Equity Grant, received by the Central Pines Regional Council (CPRC) from the […]

Developing New Directions/Forging New Partnerships

A Letter from Vicki Newell, Executive Director Dear Friends, We had a great year at Chatham Literacy. We continued to grow our organization and enhanced our offerings for our students. We forged new partnerships in the community with a variety of businesses and organizations. We also expanded our programs and our geographical reach into rural […]

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