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The Learning Connection

serrc.org

(800) 478-6660

Adult learing and family education resources including family literacy support center information, GED training, ESL course information, Job training assistance

Thread

threadalaska.org

800.278.3723

An online network of professionals focusing on early education- includes resources for community assistance (e.g. funding and support, developmental disabilities, local museums and libraries).

SERRC (Southeast Regional Resource Center)

www.serrc.org

907-586-6806

Provides support for students and schools, as well as programs for the community such as job training, adult education, and youth and family social services.

Catholic Community Service

www.ccsjuneau.org

907-463-6100

Reaches out to persons/families in need throughout Southeast Alaska. Child care and family resources component offers assistance with the cost of child care, a family resource center, and support for young parents.

Arizona Dept of Education

www.azed.gov

1-800-352-4558

All educational such as Head Start, breakfast, college prep, special ed, home schooling, etc

Arizona Student Financial Aid Programs

azgrants.az.gov

602-258-2435

Financial Aid information and lists of available Arizona grants for post secondary education

Arizona Women’s Education & Employment

www.awee.org

602-223-4333

Provides workforce development training and support sources.

College for You! Arkansas Department of Higher Education

scholarships.adhe.edu

501.371.2050

College planning and preparation, financial literacy, scholarship and college search, application assistance

Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund

www.aspsf.org

479-927-1402

Offers scholarships to low-income single parents pursuing a post-secondary education in preparation for skilled employment.

California Healthy Kids

www.cde.ca.gov

Online Health Education library with visual, audio and print resources for all ages. While most are available online there are also DVDs, models and educational materials that may be borrowed free of cost

College in Colorado

secure.collegeincolorado.org

1-800-281-1168

Online resource for college and career planning; includes free test preparation, financial literacy, scholarship search and planning tools geared toward different age groups (middle school, hight school, college, non-traditional adult)

Colorado Department of Education Library Listings

www.cde.state.co.us

303-866-6900

Directory of physical library locations; Colorado Talking Book library (recorded, Braille or large print items free to users); Colorado Archives; Literary Resources for Parents

Family Life Education

www.familylifeedu.org

860.231.7744

Support center for parents: provide support group and parenting education to young parents, support to complete secondary and post secondary education, holistic wellness center for parents/children, targeted young fathers program

Delaware Goes to College

www.delawaregoestocollege.org

College and career planning including college fair information; financial literacy; college search; parent information

Delaware Department of Education

dedoe.schoolwires.net

302-735-4000

School directory including public, private and charter school options; early childhood education resources and intervention

Florida Literacy Coalition

www.floridaliteracy.org

(800) - 237 - 5113

Resources for those learning to read at all levels: essay mapping, grammar checks, easy to read news sources, interactive math lessons and others. Many are geared toward non-traditional learners. Also has tutoring resources for parents and a social service directory

Florida State Office of Financial Assistance

www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org

1-800-366-3475

Information on student loans and grants for higher education: Forida residents; includes universal application for scholarship and grant funds

Georgia Virtual Learning

www.gavirtuallearning.org

Supporting materials for middle school and high school including the ability to have information read to you via the Reader Speak Program. Subjects are categorized by topic and course.

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