Our Programs in the Prairies
Active since 1906, United for Literacy delivers free, accessible programming in close collaboration with local partner organizations, staff, and volunteers.
A Network Rooted in the Prairies
United for Literacy has been active across the Prairie provinces to offer free, accessible programming to children, youth, adults, and families. Our core philosophy of Student-Centred Individualized Learning ensures that programs integrate concepts and learning opportunities that are relevant to learners’ interests, goals, lived experience, and cultural identity. We are committed to reconciliation, inclusion, and accessibility because we believe literacy is a human right.
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The Difference It Makes
Across the Prairies
Alberta (25 cities)
- Alexis
- Anzac
- Brocket
- Cadotte Lake
- Claresholm
- Coaldale
- Conklin
- Duffield
- Edmonton
- Enoch
- Falun
- Fort McKay
- Gift Lake
- Goodfish Lake
- Grande Cache
- Grande Prairie
- Grouard
- Hobbema
- Lac La Biche
- Lethbridge
- Loon River
- Peavine Metis Settlement
- Peerless Lake
- Tsuut’ina
- Wabasca-Desmarais
Manitoba (13 cities)
- Bloodvein
- Brandon
- Carberry
- Clandeboye
- Fort Alexander
- Poplar River
- Selkirk
- Split Lake
- St Andrews
- St. Theresa Point
- Tadoule Lake
- Waywayseecappo
- Winnipeg
Saskatchewan (2 cities)
- Saskatoon
- Sturgeon Lake
Our approach
We work in partnership with communities where staff, volunteers, and interns collaborate with local organizations to respond directly to community requests. By building and supporting community-based literacy programs, we strengthen local literacy services and expand resources, skills, and local support systems to build long-term community capacity.
12,000+
learners
served each year
15,800+
free books
distributed
400+
volunteers
trained each year
1,200+
activity kits
distributed
30+
summer literacy camps
offered or supported
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