They provide information on the area's hotels, vacation highlights, and aggregate all the information into their Tourism Center. Community networks believe that access to technology will increase economic prosperity. They also partner with Lincoln University to offer web design classes that help organizations increase productivity and lower costs. ACENet's Women's Sectoral Training and Empowerment Program gets low-income women off of welfare. Since they understand that computer knowledge cannot in itself ensure employment, they incorporate basic business skills into their training program.
Community networks offer disadvantaged populations cheap and sometimes free access to the Internet.
LibertyNet helps operate the Bridge Project community computer lab and offers free Internet access and training 20 hours a week. LibertyNet also publicizes computer access at public libraries. They offer free Internet connections to low-income individuals.