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CLILA-Homework Club
Basic Information
Address: 911 E Morris St, Suite K
Dalton, GA 30720
Phone Number: 706-529-9216
Email: cliladalton@yahoo.com
Director: America Gruner
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Latino children facing challenges at school
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: No
Population Served: Latino children from pre-k to 12th grade
Ages for Volunteer: 16-80
Hours of Service: 9:30 to 11am
Minimum Hours Required: 2
Days of Service: Saturday
Mission Statement:
CLILA strives to provide Latino children the opportunity and resources to achieve his maximum potential in school
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Cultural and language barriers are not obstacles, but opportunities to grow
Program History:
HOMEWORK CLUB
We serve Latino children who need help to improve their grades and whose parents don't speak English or don't have the skills to help them at home.
2006- The Coalition of Latino Leaders-CLILA's Homework Club started in 2006.
2007- The number of children participating increased and the need for more volunteers increased too.
2008- Promoted the program among the public schools and the Latino community, also tried to find funds or resources.
2009- The Homework Club was restructured as of July 2009, and we have now a ESOL certified teacher who kindly volunteers as our new Homework Club Director.