Uptown Greenville

The Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, based in Hollister, NC, is a Native American community with over 4,060 citizens residing across the United States and globally. Rooted in the North East Piedmont region of North Carolina, the tribe's ancestral homelands in Halifax and Warren counties date back to the early 18th century. With a strong focus on preserving their culture and identity, the tribe has established schools and institutions since the late 19th century. Through subsistence activities, oral traditions, and common worship in Protestant churches, the Haliwa-Saponi people maintain a tight-knit community that values tradition and unity.Generated from the website

Craven Literacy Council, based in New Bern, NC, has been dedicated to improving literacy skills and empowering local adults and families since 1986. Their mission is to build literacy skills that enable individuals to enhance their lives, while their vision is to break the cycle of low literacy and help individuals achieve their full potential. Through their Adult Literacy program, Craven Literacy Council teaches reading, writing, spelling, math, and digital literacy to adults who read at or below a basic skills level, as well as those interested in obtaining their high school equivalency. They also offer an ELL English Language Learner program, providing oral English, reading, and writing instruction to adults who have immigrated to the U.S. Additionally, the council offers citizenship preparation. Whether individuals aim to improve their English, secure employment, assist their children with homework, study for the citizenship test, or complete their high school education, Craven Literacy Council is committed to helping them achieve their goals.Generated from the website