This event offers basic computer and financial literacy classes designed to help individuals facing economic hardship improve their digital skills. Participants include adults with barriers such as mental health challenges, disabilities, or financial strain. The goal is to support sustainable employment by removing social and technological obstacles.
NorthSide - Digital Literacy Class
Welcome to the NorthSide Digital Literacy Class !
In collaboration with the NorthSide North Shore Chamber of Commerce, NorthSide Works! and One NorthSide, the WIN Workforce Development Program is pleased to offer free or low-cost custom individual and group digital literacy classes to individuals facing economic hardship seeking to remove employment barriers and find sustainable employment.
Each month we will teach basic digital literacy skills and host walk-in hours for the computer lab to help you find sustainable employment. If you are interested in attending the class, please fill out your information here.
ELIGIBLITY
The WIN Workforce Development Program provdes services to individuals that are 18 years of age or older, have a Mental Health Diagnosis and/or Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Substance Use Disorders/Recovery, ReEntry and face financial hardship (eligible or participating in Medicaid). We work to remove employment barriers due to Social Determinants of Health, (such as food insecurity, housing instability, education, employmnet, education, financial strain, utilities, childcare) and help inidviduals to find sustainable employment.
Registration for the walk-in computer lab usage is not required.
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