Community H.E.L.P.

In 1999, H.E.L.P. began reaching out to bright students in grades 1-12 who are experiencing difficulties in school due to learning disabilities or ADD/ADHD.
The Community H.E.L.P. tutors work with students to develop and improve their skills in reading, spelling, writing, math, test-taking strategies, organization, memory improvement and self-esteem building.

 Community H.E.L.P. exists to provide assistance for students, ages 6-18, who have been diagnosed as having dyslexia or other learning disabilities. The students must have a diagnosis of LD or ADD/ADHD. Community H.E.L.P. provides one on one instruction to improve a student’s basic skills. Students progress as fast as they can and as slow as they need to. The emphasis is on skills mastery and understanding, not rote memorization. We believe that LD and ADD/HD students can learn when taught appropriately. All tutors in the Community H.E.L.P. program believe that learning can and should be fun.