The CCLC

We are dedicated to increasing the level of functional literacy among the people of Clark County. Learn how to get involved: https://www.clarkcountyliteracy.org/volunteer

We are grateful for every book that is opened, every lesson that is taught, every tutoring session that takes place, and every volunteer who gives their time to help others learn.

Because of the support of our community, more people have the opportunity to build skills, gain confidence, and reach their goals.

We could not do this work alone. Thank you for being part of our mission.

What are you grateful for today? 📚✨

Our Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) program helps adults build the reading and writing skills they need for everyday life.

Whether you're preparing for the GED, improving your reading skills, or working toward a personal goal, we're here to help.

Students work one-on-one with a tutor twice each week and have access to computer-based learning tools designed to build confidence and strengthen literacy skills.

Adults ages 18 and older may qualify. Youth ages 16–17 may also be eligible with an official school release and work permit.

Every step forward matters, and we're here to support you along the way. 💚

To learn more about our programs, contact the CCLC today. 📖✨

The English language has more than 170,000 words currently in use, but most people use only a small portion of them in everyday conversation.

The good news? You do not need to know every word to communicate well. Learning a few new words at a time can make a big difference.

What's a new word you've learned recently? 💚📖

Myth: Reading struggles only affect children.

Fact: People of all ages can improve their reading skills and continue learning throughout their lives.

It's never too late to learn.

People volunteer for many reasons.

Some want to give back. Some want to help others succeed. Some simply love reading.

Why do you volunteer?
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We can't wait to see your answers!

☀️ 5 Easy Ways to Read More This Summer

📖 Keep a book where you can see it
Leave one by your favorite chair, bedside, or in your bag.

🚗 Take a book with you
Keep one in your car for waiting rooms, appointments, or spare moments.

⏰ Read for just 10 minutes
A little reading each day adds up over time.

👨‍👩‍👧 Read together
Reading with family or friends makes it more fun.

📚 Visit your local library
Libraries are full of free books, programs, and resources for all ages.

What is your favorite way to fit reading into your day? 💚

Empowering Literacy. Building Self-Sufficiency.

We are dedicated to increasing the level of functional literacy among the people of Clark County.

Home | SPFLD CCLC Over the years I have gotten to know some of the amazing staff members. Such a great group of caring and dedicated people. 

School will be here before we know it.

Reading a little each day during the summer can help students stay sharp and ready for the new school year. How is your summer reading going?