Adult Literacy and Basic Skills for Indigenous Peoples - Elgin

Community-led and non-profit programs that help Indigenous adults with limited formal schooling acquire basic reading, writing, math, and problem-solving skills. These skills make it easier for people to find and keep a job, participate in their communities, and support their children's education.

For high school credit programs, see Academic Upgrading.

See also Continuing Education.

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These services are located outside of Elgin, but provide service to Elgin.
Nokee Kwe - Literacy and Basic Skills South London Community Centre, 1119 Jalna Blvd, London, ON N6E 3B3	519-667-7088	Add to Clipboard
Ontario Native Literacy Coalition 16 Sunrise Court, Suite 407, PO Box 550, Ohsweken, ON N0A 1M0	519-445-1539	Add to Clipboard
United for Literacy 35 Jackes Ave, Toronto, ON M4T 1E2	1-800-555-6523	Add to Clipboard
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