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Tech Goes Home collaborates with community partners to advance digital equity

Our Programs

Tech Goes Home programs serve people of all ages, with courses geared towards families, adults, entrepreneurs, older adults, and more. We bring computers, internet, and training to families and individuals throughout Massachusetts so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives.  

 

We offer programs for adults, as well as family-based intergenerational programs. TGH’s family-based programs engage youth and their caregivers together to learn digital skills as a team. Each family or individual who participates in our programs completes 15 hours of interactive, culturally-responsive digital skills training, earning a Chromebook or iPad, and, if needed, 12 months of internet services. Click below to learn more about our programs and see upcoming courses.

About Tech Goes Home
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Who We Are

Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Our programs focus on serving people and communities who face systemic barriers to technology adoption.

In the past five years alone, 21,000 learners have graduated from TGH programs, and we have distributed more than 15,000 new computers in communities across Massachusetts.

Our Impact

We measure success by the digital life skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain through participating in the TGH program, and the extent to which they feel empowered to apply those skills and tools to improve their lives in whatever way will benefit them most. Last year:

of graduates have accessed vaccine information or scheduled a vaccine appointment online using their new digital skills and tools

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80%

of graduates got a new job, got a better job, had a pay raise, entered a work training program, entered a new education program, or started a business

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54%

of students leveraged their digital skills and tools to improve their grades

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74%

Our Fireside Chat Series

Hear community leaders discuss digital equity in our new series.