What the project does.
At the moment, The Reading, Writing and ESOL Project is evolving and developing. How it supports people experiencing homelessness to access learning provision is changing. The project will now do this by raising awareness of the learning needs of people experiencing homelessness, the barriers they face in accessing provision and effective approaches to offer support.
Click here to read my report about the English language and literacy classes I delivered at Providence Row Housing Association.
Click here to listen to Julia Olisa, co founder of
Literacy 100 and I discuss literacy support for people experiencing homelessness on Homeless Link's Going Beyond podcast.
Click here to read my blog for NATECLA on making ESOL learning provision accessible for people experiencing homelessness.
Click here to listen to the podcast on ESOL and
accessible learning which I recorded with
Homeless Link for their Going Beyond podcast series.