Help a child learn to read

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AARP Massachusetts is working together with Generations Incorporated, proud affiliate of AARP Experience Corps ^SM, to give AARP members the chance to get involved in a special intergenerational mentoring program.  Generations Incorporated, a highly regarded 22 year-old nonprofit organization in Boston, will match you with a child who needs help to develop his or her literacy skills.If you are interested in becoming an AARP Experience Corps volunteer with Generations Incorporated, you can help mentor a child attending one of 17 public schools or after-school programs in Boston and Revere.  With your time and guidance, this child could have the chance to improve his or her literacy skills.  Several options for volunteering are available to accommodate your interests and your schedule, and training is provided.  You can contribute as few as two hours per week or as many as ten hours per week.

 

Join us at one of the following coffee hours to learn more:

Location: East Boston Public Library

276 Meridian St., East Boston 02128

Date/Time: Tues., Aug. 20; 1-2:30pm

 

Location: South End Public Library

685 Tremont St., Boston 02118

Date/Time: Wed., Aug. 21; 12-1:30pm

 

Location: Twelfth Baptist Church

150-160 Warren St., Roxbury 02119

Date/Time: Thurs., Aug. 22; 10-11:30am

 

Location: Mattapan Public Library

1350 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan 02126

Date/Time: Thurs., Aug. 22; 1-2:30pm

 

Location: Codman Square Public Library

690 Washington St., Dorchester 02124

Date/Time: Tues., Aug. 27; 11am-12:30pm

 

Location: East Boston Social Centers

68 Central Sq., East Boston 02128

Date/Time: Thurs., Aug. 29; 10:30am-12pm