Greetings!
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During this time of educational disruption, Generations Incorporated remains committed to serving the literacy needs of our youngest students. Now, more than ever, we must ensure that students have access to consistent, targeted literacy support and caring inter-generational mentorship.

As COVID-19 safety concerns persist, we are leveraging our partnerships across Boston and across the nation to deliver our program virtually this Fall.

The virtual program will be highly flexible and adaptable, offering students support whether schools are fully remote, fully in-person, or on a staggered schedule.

Through video sessions, our literacy tutors will meet with students one on one throughout the year to support their reading development. By working together on the screen, tutors will still be able to coach students in their reading skills, provide them encouragement, and give them the opportunity to spend more time learning with a trusted and caring adult.

Although we have every intention to return to an in-person model when it is safe to do so, we firmly believe that a virtual program model is the best and safest way to provide continuity during this uncertain time.

COVID-19 has exacerbated the problem of “summer slide,” or students falling behind during summer vacation, making programs such as ours critical to guiding students through this crisis.

We know more students are in need of our services and we are actively recruiting new volunteers to join us in this work in the fall.
Thank you for joining us as we work to keep Greater Boston’s students on track for long term success, no matter the challenge.

In solidarity,
Wes Enicks,
Executive Director
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Upcoming webinar on virtual volunteer opportunities serving youth
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Young people need mentors and tutors now more than ever as the pandemic has prevented human interaction and created further isolation.

On August 12 at 10:00 AM, Massachusetts Mentoring Partnership and the Encore Boston Network will host a virtual panel of three excellent youth organizations in Massachusetts that need caring older adults to virtually serve youth.

Generations Incorporated, along with, Partners for Youth with Disabilities in Sommerville, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampshire County will share our missions, volunteer needs, training plan, and other important information for prospective volunteers. You will not only hear from the leaders of these groups, but also from current volunteers.
More from Generations Incorporated
What's The Next Normal for Nonprofit Work and Volunteering?

This webinar features our Director of HR and Operations, Leah Hoang, in a discussion on shifts in volunteerism during the pandemic and how nonprofits are adapting their models to accommodate virtual opportunities.
Home Office Hours Live with Vistaprint: Navigating the New Normal for Nonprofits/Social Enterprises

This webinar features our Executive Director, Wes Enicks, in a discussion on non-profits & social enterprises working through the pandemic.
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