Additionally, adult classes are held in the evening to accommodate work schedules. People think you have to go to college, or if you are 60 or 70, you can't learn. We've dealt with all of the sex, race and age issues. By working with both older community residents and their children, the program is creating a digital culture. A grandparent exposed to computer training can better understand the needs of grandchildren.
Funding comes from a variety of public and private sources.
Initial funding for the technology center came in 1997 from the state Diffusion Fund for Advanced Telecommunications for Disadvantaged Communities. Grants have also come from the U.S. Education Department, the city of Albany and local businesses. With classes set to begin in March, Moses and Harris remain upbeat about the mission of economic empowerment and employability. We are training people for new jobs. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities.