connect with needed resources. Bartow benefits from a strong community support from local organizations including Carver Recreation Center, the Civic Center, and Bartow Art Guild. Partner letters and the descriptive form are attached. Offer exposure to different artistic representations dance, – Eloise Resource Center music, arts, theater, instrumental music Training for adult tutors Tutor support to work with adults who lack literacy, ongoing Outreach and recruitment to reach adults who lack literacy from AmeriCorps Polk Reads among After-School Adventures families, ongoing Tutoring for adults to achieve 3rd grade literacy in English to make them eligible for Adult Basic Education upon demand, – with referrals from partnering schools and agencies ABE, GED, and ESOL instruction for family members ages 16+ East Area Adult School of After-School Adventures participants at no cost to participant, including materials and online support. These are ongoing. Increase student exposure to high-interest books and favorite authors with visits at each site Books Bridge Mobile Distribute free monthly books to participants for home libraries Library Dialogic reading practice for parents to help their children with language development and vocabulary, regardless of the literacy level parent’s Volunteer recruitment to provide tutors and mentors, ongoing through the Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce Winter Haven Public Community speakers to interact with students, minimum four per Education Partnership year, including presentations that enrich students with exploratory experiences Materials to promote family literacy Materials to promote healthy childhood development United Way of Central Communitywide Comprehensive Parent Resource Guides (free) Florida Financial literacy classes for families upon request via Florida Prosperity Partnership Make referrals to and receive referrals from potential mutual client families Prepare eligible adult farmworkers and their children ages 16+ for career occupations leading to economic self-sufficiency and improved quality of life Farmworkers Career Support adult career-path students with stipends, instructional Development Program materials, tools, uniforms at no cost to the student Support adult career-path students with unemployment counseling, job seeker counseling, and access to the online Employ Florida Marketplace Social family events to promote belonging and celebrate local cultures Aligned fundraising Polk Vision / Align Polk
connect with needed resources. Bartow benefits from a strong community support from local organizations including Carver Recreation Center, the Civic Center, and Bartow Art Guild. Partner letters and the descriptive form are attached. Eloise Resource Center Offer exposure to different artistic representations – dance, music, arts, theater, instrumental music AmeriCorps Polk Reads Training for adult tutors Tutor support to work with adults who lack literacy, ongoing Outreach and recruitment to reach adults who lack literacy from among After-School Adventures families, ongoing Tutoring for adults to achieve 3rd grade literacy in English to make them eligible for Adult Basic Education – upon demand, with referrals from partnering schools and agencies East Area Adult School ABE, GED, and ESOL instruction for family members ages 16+ of After-School Adventures participants at no cost to participant, including materials and online support. These are ongoing. Books Bridge Mobile Library Increase student exposure to high-interest books and favorite authors with visits at each site Distribute free monthly books to participants for home libraries Dialogic reading practice for parents to help their children with language development and vocabulary, regardless of the parent’s literacy level Winter Haven Public Education Partnership Volunteer recruitment to provide tutors and mentors, ongoing through the Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce Community speakers to interact with students, minimum four per year, including presentations that enrich students with exploratory experiences United Way of Central Florida Materials to promote family literacy Materials to promote healthy childhood development Communitywide Comprehensive Parent Resource Guides (free) Financial literacy classes for families upon request via Florida Prosperity Partnership Farmworkers Career Development Program Make referrals to and receive referrals from potential mutual client families Prepare eligible adult farmworkers and their children ages 16+ for career occupations leading to economic self-sufficiency and improved quality of life Support adult career-path students with stipends, instructional materials, tools, uniforms at no cost to the student Support adult career-path students with unemployment counseling, job seeker counseling, and access to the online Employ Florida Marketplace Social family events to promote belonging and celebrate local cultures Polk Vision / Align Polk Aligned fundraising
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