Here is how to reach them
1602 Airline Drive, Houston, TX, 77009
Compudopt offers free computer classes to help people learn basic digital skills. You can take classes on computer basics, email, internet safety, Google tools like Docs and Slides, and using computers for job searches. Classes are available in both English and Spanish. These classes help people who don't have much experience with computers learn the skills they need for work and daily life. You can also access hundreds of free video lessons through their partner Achievery.
Who can use this
Open to under-resourced youth and their communities
Cost
Free
At Compudopt, our mission is to provide technology access and education to youth and their communities. Register for a free computer through our giveaway. Or sign up for a free technology program today.
Compudopt offers free technology programs for people of all ages, from grade 1 through adults. Kids and teens learn coding, programming, robotics, and digital skills through fun, hands-on projects. Most students get to keep a free refurbished laptop when they finish their program. Programs include STEAM activities, career exploration, and job readiness training. Adult learners can take digital literacy classes to learn basic computer and internet skills. All programs are designed to help people from under-resourced communities gain technology skills for school, work, and life.
Compudopt accepts old computers, laptops, and other devices from people and companies. They fix up these devices and give them for free to students and families who don't have computers at home. This helps close the digital divide by making sure everyone has access to technology. You can donate personal devices or corporate devices. They handle data destruction safely and will pick up your devices. All donations are tax-deductible and help provide technology access to under-resourced communities.
Compudopt's Community Portal helps people find resources for technology, money skills, and health. You can get help with getting affordable internet, learning to use computers, finding financial education, and accessing health programs. The portal has both national resources that work anywhere in the US and local resources in cities like Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas. This is a free online tool to connect people with digital equity resources in their community.
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