In The News — Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford

In The News — Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford

LVGH In The News

Read more about what LVGH is up to and our impact in the Greater Hartford community

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2025

2024

Low literacy skills are more common than you think: One student shares his story

The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving’s Philanthropic Footprint

LVGH Executive Director Steve Morris on Lite 100.5 Spotlite with Chuck Taylor

Literacy Group Boosts Community Health

2023

Community Conversations – Language and How it Shapes Our World. Presented by LVGH Executive Director Stephen Morris

Pilot program combines literacy with food service management skills to advance careers

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford Pilots Successful Food Service Manager Course for Adult Learners

The challenges of addressing adult literacy

19% of Hartford County residents read at or below second-grade level. Here’s what one group is doing to change that.

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford and Trio New College Network Awarded $600,000 in Grants to Support Education and Employment Programs

2022

Impacts Of Adult Low Literacy Skills From Finding Employment To Community with Stephen Morris of Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford

Creating a Community of Literate, Workforce Ready Adults

2021

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford Partners with ShopRite for Cake Decorating Class

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Hartford Receives $10,000 Grant from Jacques Pepin Foundation