Free Adult Education in Chatham County
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 […]
Chatham Literacy began offering an innovative new Financial Literacy pilot in 2023. The pilot was so well received that it quickly became a core program offering. This multi-week course helps people better understand money issues, banking, credit cards and credit scores, and personal savings and budgeting. The course is designed to help people who may […]
Everyone Has A Story To Tell Have you written yours? If not, why not? Storywriting has been a part of human existence from the moment mankind experienced basic thought. What better ways are there to pass on our stories than to write them? National Write Your Story Day, celebrated annually on March 14th, is a […]
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 Computer Classes and Laptops Offered to Chatham County Residents 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 state of North […]
Chatham Literacy’s foundation is built on the dedication of its volunteers. Few have given as much as B Demers. Since 2015, B has been a staunch volunteer, offering her time, skills, and passion in countless ways. As she prepares to move to Wisconsin to be closer to her family, Chatham Literacy wants to take a […]
We always need tutors, but our greatest need right now is volunteers willing to serve as instructors for adults 18 years or older within Siler City. As a tutor, you will volunteer 1 to 2 times per week, teaching for 2 hours each time. Overall commitment is 3 to 5 hours per week. NO EXPERIENCE […]
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 […]
In a recent interview, we had the pleasure of speaking with Armando, one of our dedicated ESOL students at Chatham Literacy. According to his tutors, Sara Colaianni and Angela Privitere, Armando came from Cuenca, Ecuador to Chapel Hill with his family (wife Maria, Andres – 14, Nataly – 8, Daniel – 6) in the summer […]
Chatham Literacy celebrated its learners with a festive Student Appreciation Event on Tuesday, December 10th. The office was transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with Christmas decorations and a tree that captured everyone’s attention. Learners from ESOL, Financial Literacy, and Citizenship classes gathered to share their experiences and enjoy hot chocolate and Mexican sweet bread. […]
