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Providing the best learning opportunities in Southern Maine for at-risk youth, the immigrant community, and low-income families.
THE YEAR IN REVIEW 1,258. That's how many confident English speakers, skilled employees, tutored students, fulfilled volunteers, and connected youth LearningWorks served last year. Download our FY2011 Annual Report to learn more!
English Language Program students celebrate Flag Day at the Portland Observatory.
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Make a difference. LearningWorks is seeking mentors. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator today!
Did you know Literacy Volunteers-Greater Portland is part of LearningWorks? Interested in literacy tutoring? Find out more! LearningWorks in the News
LearningWorks program directors, teachers and students have appeared on WGAN Radio's MainePoints to talk about their programs. Listen to the interviews on Youth Building Alternatives, Community-Based Youth Services, Literacy Volunteers, LearningWorks Afterschool and the English Language Program.
LearningWorks, Portland Public Schools, and Biddeford Public Schools received $2.2 million over five years to expand LearningWorks Afterschool into four new elementary schools. Watch the Channel 6 coverage of the grant announcement. Read the articles in the Forecaster and the Journal Tribune.
LearningWorks is proud be a part of the new Partners for Empowering Immigrant Youth initiative. Read the Forecaster article about the project.
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