Literacy Link Niagara (LLN) is a regional coalition of Literacy and Basic Skills programs committed to adult basic education. This incorporated, non-profit organization was created in 1991 to provide a network for shared information and resources and a continuum of quality adult learning services.

Our local programs meet the needs of adult learners in the community and offer many ways to upgrade or improve their skills, such as one to one tutoring or peer/group work. There are four streams of literacy programs: Anglophone, Deaf, Francophone, and Indigenous.

Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) programs are free and located across the province. 
Not in Niagara but want to know more about literacy programs in your area?  Visit www.learningnetworks.ca to learn more.

 

Literacy “Link” is an apt name for the organization. We promote the linking of member agencies to plan and provide information and training. We also connect the broader community to literacy and its relation to determinants of wellbeing, such as employment, health, justice, and poverty.