A preschool literacy program that creates prolific readers before kindergarten.

Organization: African American Mutual Assistance Network, Inc–(AAMAN) was founded by Mr. Cecil Adams and Co-founded by Mrs. Valjean Adams on May 15, 2003 and received it’s Certificate of Incorporation on April 5, 2006 and received its 501 (c) 3 tax-exempted status in June 2006, Tax ID 87-0722089. Equal Opportunity: From our conception, our nonprofit organization was founded to address the needs of African Americans and low-income families of color in the community, but quickly evolved to encompass the needs of whoever might be in need. Hopelessness, poverty and illiteracy have no ethnicity preference. People in need, are people in need and we feel compelled to help them.Mission: AAMAN is committed to giving at-risk children of low-income families and special needs children the resources to realize the possibility of a successful and productive life. We believe the quality of the investment we make in them and their families will help to positively shape their future. These children represent the promise of accomplishing great things and deserve every opportunity to fulfill that promise without restrictions. AAMAN inspires children to learn, adults to teach and communities to move forward together.