FREE COMPUTER & INTERNET TRAINING

[Shanay G. Watson-Whittaker]

From the office of Detroit City Council Member Saunteel Jenkins:

The Child Care Coordinating Council's (4C) Connect Your Community (CYC) program

has sites located around the city in an effort to train & equip new broadband users: persons who are not familiar with Internet or use of the computer.

Orientations are held weekly on Tuesdays at either 10am or 1:30pm at 8726 Woodward Avenue, The Family Place. The contact number is on the attached flyer.

We DO NOT have a waiting list.

FREE COMPUTER TRAINING

& INTERNET TRAINING

For * Adults and Seniors

("Adults 18 years old and up)

The Child Care Coordinating Council's (4C) Connect Your Community (CYC) program provides internet training, computer basics training, lowcost equipment, support, and Free* or Low Cost Internet connections for low-income individuals and their households.

Courses Include:

• Computer Basics
• Internet Skills
• Computer Skills for New Jobs
• Find a Job Using the Internet
• Pay Bills Online
• Going to School Online

313-664-0700 Ext:261

CALL NOW TO REGISTER

*

Free/Low-Cost internet service is only available to individuals who qualify and who live in the designated NorthEnd areas where signal is available. Connection is offered on an as available basis and is subject to approval.

Forwarded by Midtown Alliance

And by Central District Police/Community Relations Council

Per Leslie Malcolmson

313-831-7931

lrmalc...@gmail.com

for lmalc...@voyager.net

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– Julia Butterfly Hill

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