About Us

Empowering Learners to Reach their Full Potential

Adult Learning Centres Halton provides local, high quality literacy and essential skills instruction to adults in support of their personal goals for independence, employment, and further education or training, particularly to those most in need.

Our Values

The Adult Learning Centre Halton Advantage

Embarking on a journey to learn new skills can feel daunting, but at Adult Learning Centre Halton, we believe it should be a rewarding and empowering experience.

Through our community-centered approach, we provide adults with the essential tools and programs necessary to reach their full potential. Our tailored services not only strengthen foundational skills in reading, writing, digital literacy and numeracy but also foster personal growth and independence, ensuring every learner can thrive in both their personal and professional lives

Our Board Members

Meet Our Board of Directors

Our Board is comprised of individuals who bring with them a variety of skills, perspectives, and backgrounds, including community knowledge, financial, management, marketing, development, or operational expertise. Our mission is to build a more prosperous community for us all, one learner at a time.

 

Board Chair

Denise Dilbey

Secretary

Kim Sopinka

Directors

Ami Gopal

Directors

Jodie Mandarino

Directors

Bruce Catoen

Directors

Vivian Zhao

Directors

Shiny Mathew

Our History

1986
Our Start
A group of citizens in Halton Hills recognized the need for a service to help adults improve their reading, writing and basic math skills.
1987
First Program
ALNH began providing one-on-one tutoring for English speaking adults. Volunteers from the community were trained and matched with learners to work in a non-academic, sympathetic environment and help students overcome the barriers of low literacy skills.
2010
Name Change
LNH changed its operating name to the Adult Learning Centre
2024
Today
Now serving all Halton communities, ALNH expanded its programming to include essential communication, numeracy and digital skills, and academic upgrading for college entrance and apprenticeship.

Learning Sites

In addition to our classrooms, we are grateful to our community partners for allowing us to share space in their facilities.  These partnerships allow us to offer flexible, part-time day and evening programming at a variety of locations in Halton. Our designated learning sites are safe, quiet, and comfortable to facilitate learning in the best possible environment.

Adult Learning Centres Halton, 72 Mill Street, Georgetown

Halton Hills Public Library (Acton), 17 River Street, Acton

Halton Hills Public Library (Georgetown), 9 Church Street, Georgetown

Milton Classroom, Centre for Skills, 550 Ontario Street South, Suite 208, Milton

Georgetown Classroom, Adult Learning Centres Halton, 72 Mill Street, Georgetown

Knox Church - Milton

Annual Reports

2022-2023

2021-2022

2020-2021

2019-2020

Registered Social Worker + Adult Tutoring

CSW Computer Skills for Work

ACE Sheridan College

HSW Healthcare Support Worker