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13.01.2022 ABC News reports on research released by the Hotline, NCOSS and Social Equity Works into difficulties faced by people trying to access essential services such as housing and financial support. Without help available they must turn to community service workers and library staff to assist them. For some people, it means not being able to access support at all.

12.01.2022 On Sorry Day, we pay our respect to First Nations people struggling with education as a result of being stolen from their families and country. Reconciliation takes action in providing suitable adult literacy programs around the nation.

10.01.2022 The workplace is getting harder. Are you feeling like you need to improve your reading, writing, maths or digital skills Fee Free classes. Contact the Reading Writing Hotline on 1300 655 506.

10.01.2022 What happened with online adult literacy learning during the pandemic? How did digital isolation affect people? What have we learned for the future? Check out our summary, and let us know your own experience as learner or teacher https://www.readingwritinghotline.edu.au//Online-Learning-

09.01.2022 Not all Disabilities are Visible, and they can affect people's learning in literacy and maths, either as adults or in earlier schooling. Neurological disorders, learning differences, mental illness, chronic pain, poor hearing or vision can all get in the way. But understanding and appropriate teaching can help. Call us on 1 300 6555 06 for advice

06.01.2022 Great news for the Hotline in last week's Federal Budget: a funding boost to to build our outreach capability with community and industry. Details to come...

05.01.2022 Happy holidays from all of us at the Hotline! We're closing from Wed 23 Dec until Mon 11 Jan, but give us a call in the new year if you need info about getting help with reading, writing and maths.

03.01.2022 So glad we could support a great collaboration in Broken Hill. Warra Warra Legal Service and Broken Hill City Library are working together on a volunteer-based adult literacy mentoring program, with culturally appropriate learning materials from the Hotline.