LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF

Conducts individualized initial and ongoing assessments for learners, administered at program entry and after 40 hours or 6 months of instruction to track progress and inform instruction.

Provides literacy services to adults, teens, and families, including English language learning for non-native speakers and improvement of reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills for native English speakers through various programs like one-to-one tutoring, center classes, and online classes.

Teaches English as a Second Language classes at various community locations including Kinsey and Killip Elementary schools, the Family Resource Center, and Williams, open to parents and community members.

Offers in-person Computer Basics classes at Flagstaff TLC.

Operates a computer lab for learners on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during business hours, providing access to technology and resources for literacy improvement.

Provides literacy services to adults, teens, children, and families, including English language learning for non-native speakers and skill development in reading, writing, speaking, and listening for native English speakers, through a range of modalities including in-person, online, and community-based classes.

Operates literacy and employment-focused education programs for incarcerated individuals at Coconino County Jail, including individualized instruction, general literacy development, and programming on literature and the arts, with weekly classes provided by volunteers.

Offers drop-in tutoring at its center, providing immediate literacy support using computers and literacy materials, staffed by volunteers during specific hours.

Offers drop-in tutoring at its center, providing immediate literacy support using computers and literacy materials, and operates a computer lab for learners during business hours.

Operates the "Raising Readers" program for 1st grade students in FUSD elementary schools (Thomas, Sechrist, Kinsey, Knoles, Puente de Hózhó), where volunteers support early literacy development using the Heggerty curriculum.

Provides free immigration legal services to individuals and families in northern Arizona who have limited financial means, including assistance with DACA renewals, naturalization applications, and asylum applications.

Offers free pro bono immigration legal services to individuals and families in northern Arizona with limited financial means, assisting with DACA renewals, naturalization applications, work permits, family-based petitions, immigration relief for crime victims, and asylum applications.

Is establishing a new literacy program at Flagstaff Shelter Services focused on employment literacy and basic literacy skills for shelter residents.

Administers individualized assessments to learners at the start of their program and ongoing assessments after 40 hours or 6 months of instruction to track progress.

Is starting a literacy program at Flagstaff Shelter Services focused on employment literacy and basic literacy skills.

Operates a Partnership for Literacy Rehabilitation (PLR) program at Coconino County Jail, providing classes for incarcerated men and women focused on employment literacy, general literacy development, and exposure to poetry and literature.

Offers a variety of literacy services to adults, teens, children, and families, including English language learning for non-native speakers and general literacy development through classes and tutoring.

Matches volunteers with learners for personalized one-to-one tutoring based on individual educational goals, with sessions held at various community locations.

Runs a computer lab accessible to learners on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during business hours, supporting literacy and digital skills development.

Matches learners with volunteer tutors for personalized one-to-one instruction based on individual goals, and offers drop-in tutoring hours at the center with immediate support using computers and literacy materials, available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 3–7 PM.

Operates a Partnership for Literacy Rehabilitation (PLR) program at Coconino County Jail, providing literacy education to incarcerated individuals.

Offers free and pro bono immigration legal services to low-income individuals and families in northern Arizona, including assistance with DACA renewals, naturalization, work permits, family-based petitions, asylum applications, T- and U-visas for crime victims, and consultations on other immigration matters.

Provides early literacy support to 1st grade students in Flagstaff Unified School District who need extra help, with trained volunteers working individually with students using the Heggerty curriculum at Thomas, Sechrist, Knoles, Puente de Hózhó, and Kinsey Elementary Schools.

Created a 4-part documentary film series about the support Northern Arizona Immigration Legal Services provides, highlighting the impact of their work in the community.

Created a 4-part documentary film series about the Northern Arizona Immigration Legal Services program, produced by Amy S. Martin and Taylor Miller, to document and raise awareness of its impact.