Provides access to computers and basic skills instruction.

Provides computer classes to those who have a desire to learn about the fundamentals and software about computers and smartphones.

Provides assistance to older adults to learn digital skills and technology.

The Ripley County Community Partnership's Computer Lab offers residents the opportunity to improve their computer skills or prepare resumes on their own time. There are a limited number of computers available for use, however they are available at no charge.

Business Training Center: Provides monthly computer classes that cover basic computer skills, Microsoft Office, Google, social media marketing, etc.

Provides basic computer skills classes.

Computer Basics for Beginners: Offers computer classes for adults who want to understand the most basic computer functions.

Offers computer literacy programs to those who are interested.

Computer classes available to teach participants how to use the computer, learn what the Internet is all about, how to search the Internet, how to get a personalized email address, and more.

Provides computer classes for adults

Computer Literacy: Provides one-on-one training in computer literacy focusing on the Internet and E-mail.

Provides computer training to close technology gaps and increase the client's hire-ability; also provides writing instruction classes.

Assists adults develop confidence using technology including Microsoft Office, how to use devices, and how to stay safe online.

Offers affordable courses designed to provide quality training for individuals wanting to upgrade job skills, explore new careers, recertify or renew licenses, start a new hobby or develop new personal or professional skills. Also offers programs for those needing Adult literacy assistance including General Education Diploma (GED) preparation and Adult Basic Skills such as math, reading, writing, English as a Second Language, etc. Classes available in the following categories: Career Development, Computer Technology, Trades and Industry, Transportation, Licensure and Recertification, Health, and Life and Leisure Personal Interest.

Social development, social recreation, art, dance, drama, and physical education.

Education support (grades K-12) including tutoring and computer training. STEM activities (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math).

Career development (7-18 years), including non-traditional careers.

Family counseling

USDA Meal Program, nutrition education, gardening

Adolescent pregnancy 4-component prevention program for girls 9-18 years old.

Pathfinders Mentoring Program matches girls, ages 5-16, with professional women in the Omaha business community to work on academic and personal goals. Scholarships may be awarded at the end of the successful completion of high school and the Pathfinders program.

Transportation to programs.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

Evanston Public Library offers a variety of programming for older adults such as information sessions regarding Medicare, group fitness activities, memory care, and technology training.

Kleo Community Family Life Center offers a program designed to provide intermediate computer and resume writing skills.

This program provides classes in computer and basic work application usage, HTML/CSS, digital creative application work, and computer assembly/disassembly.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

PRE- Basic Nursing Assistance training: This program is designed to help students gain/enhance the reading comprehension, writing and math skills to meet the academic admission requirements for the BNA training Program.Job Referral and Placement Services: This program is designed to offer job referral and placement services to job seekers interested in a career change or to find a new job. We offer program attendees job readiness preparation through workshops, in which they learn to develop a professional resume, create cover letters, practice mock interview skills, and receive individual employment coaching and connections to competitive employers.Digital Literacy: This program teaches basic computer skills to program participants with no previous knowledge or digital literacy skills. Participants learn how to use the Microsoft office applications and the Google applications/tools used in an office setting to prepare them to obtain a new job or seek employment promotions.The Immigrant Family Resources Program: This program is designed to help the community apply for different public benefit services such as Medicaid/Medicare, SNAP (Link card), unemployment, childcare and other state funded services they may be eligible to receive.

Library services, including services to disabled and homebound. Computer classes offered through the Technology Learning Center.