National Adult Literacy Resources
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Being able to read and understand information is important for making smart decisions about your health and other parts of your life. Below is a list of national and local programs that can help you or someone you know improve reading and writing skills. When you build your literacy skills, you can keep learning and feel more confident talking with others.
Offers resources and tools for community-based literacy organizations and educators.
Phone: 800.545-2433 ext 4294
This video is part of a health literacy educational toolkit developed by the American Medical Association Foundation.
A program by the U.S. Department of Education providing resources for adult education and literacy.
Advocates for adult education and literacy, providing resources and support for educators and policymakers.
Phone: 202.374.4387 (last known number - no longer on the webpage)
Provides a comprehensive directory of literacy programs across the United States.
Phone: 877.389.6874
Local Adult Literacy Resources
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Offers a range of online and in-person resources for adult learners, including ESL and GED classes.
Phone: 312.747.4300
Learn English (ESL) or complete your high school education (GED/HiSET) FOR FREE. Any level of learner accepted, from beginner to advanced.
Phone: 773.265.5343
Offers a variety of programs including Basic Literacy, GED preparation, ESL, and Digital Literacy.
Phone: 312.858.6020
Supports adult literacy education through community programs and educational guidance.
Phone: 773.334.8255
Provides academic enrichment, college access, and career exposure programs for African-American students
Phone: 312.225.5465
