There are several organizations already helping Union County citizens improve and enhance their digital knowledge and literacy skills. Organizations to partner with include:
- Union County Public Library -Offers one-on-one technical assistance with phone, tablet or laptop and computer classes to enhance digital skills. For assistance call (704) 283-8184
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- Bilingual staff and materials are available to support Spanish-speaking individuals.
- Adaptive technology and resources are available to support individuals with disabilities
- South Piedmont Community College (SPCC) –Offers no cost digital literacy classes providing the fundamentals for widely used computer programs. For more information call (704) 290-5216
- SPCC offers support services in Spanish to assist students.
- Accessibility services are available to support students with disabilities
- Literacy Council of Union County-Provides digital literacy and computer skills training as part of their services. Email the Literacy Council at contact@literacyunion.org The Council offers support for Spanish-speaking individuals
- Centralina Area Agency on Aging (AAA) – Participates in the Digital Navigation Program and can help with technology and training to older adults. Contact the Aging Program Coordinator – (704) 348-2708. Centralina AAA provides accessible services and resources to Spanish-speaking individuals in the region.
- Latin American Coalition – Based in Charlotte and serves Union County and offers digital literacy initiatives to the Latino community. For information call 704-531-3848