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English at Large in Woburn, MA offers programs that serve adult immigrants in the Greater Boston area, providing individual and small group instruction to help them improve their English language skills and understanding of American culture. With the support of trained volunteers, learners gain the confidence needed to engage in their communities and achieve their life goals. Through a hybrid schedule, English at Large staff work alongside hundreds of volunteers to offer services such as tutoring, conversation groups, beginner English classes, and career readiness programs. By fostering a welcoming environment and empowering immigrant neighbors, English at Large plays a vital role in building community connections and promoting language proficiency. Generated from the website

D.E.A.F. provides independent living services and programs. The organization is founded by Deaf leaders from the National Association of the deaf and the Massachusetts State Association of the Deaf. It has been serving the Boston Metropolitan community since 1977. D.E.A.F. offers information and referrals for advocacy, skills training, peer counseling and technical assistance. The organization s Deafblind Community Access Network, established in 2001, conducts community, educational, recreational, religious and cultural events. The organization receives funds from the United Way of Massachusetts Bay. It additionally provides continuous education classes for the deaf and hard of hearing community in a variety of subjects. D.E.A.F maintains its corporate headquarters in Allston, Mass.