What We Offer
Free, one-on-one help to build your digital skills.
No cost, and no question is too small.
Build Your Skills
We can meet you in person at the Community Action Building (CAB) and other community locations (calendar with locations and times coming soon). We can help you at your own pace, whether you're just starting out or want to build confidence with things you already do online.
Skills We Can Help You Learn:
Email: setting up an account, sending messages, and staying organized
Video calls: learning how to connect with family and friends online, or on a smartphone or tablet
Filling out online forms: submitting applications and using portals
Creating and managing accounts safely: learning the basics
Recognizing scams and staying safe online: providing you current information to make informed decisions
Getting comfortable with everyday tasks like: learning how to do online banking, pay bills, and search for jobs
Get Online
We can help you compare your at-home internet options or find affordable options. If you're not sure how to get started, a Digital Navigator will help you learn about the different choices you have.
How We Can Help:
Help you find options, compare cost, and set up internet service
Show you step-by-step how to get started using the internet
Assist you with questions about staying connected on a limited budget
*Please note we do not pay for your internet service or offer free internet. We are able to assist you in finding what works best for you.
Find a Device
We help you compare different computers, tablets, or phones that fit your needs and budget, plus we can help you learn to use a device you already have.
How We Can Help:
Look for low-cost or refurbished device programs
Figure out which device is the right fit for what you want to do
Look online for answers around how to use a phone, tablet, or computer you already own but aren’t sure how to use
*Please note we do not pay for your device or offer free devices. We are able to assist you in finding what works best for you.