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Heartland Human Care Services' Vocational English Language Training (VELT) Program offers English language classes, one-on-one and group tutoring, job readiness, digital literacy, and transitions counseling to English language learners, including refugees and immigrants. The program also offers vocational training in areas such as: Hospitality, Food Service, Information Technology, Childcare, Truck Driver Training, and Medical Interpreting. Acknowledging the ever-changing demographics of its participants, curricula are frequently updated to meet current needs.

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United For Better Living Inc. provides one-on-one training and group activity sessions that offer computer technology training to teens and adults.

211 Metro Chicago

Northeastern Illinois University (NEIU), in partnership with Chicago State University (CSU), Advancing Broadband Equity through Learning Intermediaries Neighborhoods in Chicago (ABE-LINC) program offers Digital Skills training and Device Distribution to adults who live in targeted neighborhoods within a 15-mile radius of CSU. Language support available in Spanish and English. ABE-LINC staff trains and provides guidance around, 4 key skills to foster household broadband adoption: Basic digital skills and literacy (e.g., introduction to devices, broadband technologies, and popular applications) Digital conduct (e.g., online safety, privacy management, responsible social media practices)Digital navigation, online resources and tools (e.g., education/training, employment search, healthcare, etc.)Device distribution and Internet equipment (e.g., introduction to service plans, government, community resources, and enrollment support)

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Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce's on-site Digital Navigator Services provides personalized, one-on-one or group support to help individuals confidently access and use technology in their daily lives. Delivered on-site or at community hubs such as libraries, workforce centers, housing facilities, and nonprofits. These services aim to bridge the digital divide by offering hands-on assistance where people already live, learn, and gather. Services Offered: Device Support: Help using smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other digital devicesInternet access assistance: Guidance on finding low-cost internet options and getting connected Digital skills training: Support with essential skills like email, online forms, video calls, cybersecurity, job searching, and moreNavigation of online services: Assistance in accessing telehealth, government benefits, educational tools, and workforce platformsReferrals: Connections to digital literacy classes, affordable devices, and community tech resources

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Imagine Englewood if... (IEi) offers the Englewood Strong Program, which empowers Greater Englewood residents to identify and break down barriers to success. This comprehensive case management program is a collaborative and customized approach to address the interconnected challenges to stability, ranging from transportation hurdles to housing insecurity and everything in between.

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Skokie School District 68's ELL Parent Center serves as a welcome resource for parents to support them in advocating for their children's academic achievement. Through survival-based programming, the Center offers English classes, Digital Literacy, Citizenship prep, access to community services, and uniquely designed workshops. Programs are crafted to meet parents' needs and encourage parental involvement and leadership in the community at large. Ultimately, the Center strives to provide the skills and tools to understand and navigate the U.S. educational, legal, and health systems.

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St. Sabina Employment Resource Center offers education assistance, including:Free GED classes in partnership with Kennedy King CollegeTABE testing to ascertain the need for ABE Literacy sessionsFree Pharmacy Technician Classes with the opportunity to get a license and certificationDigital Literacy Classes - basic computer classes and social media classesCollege preparation assistanceGuidance with the selection of City Colleges and Training Provider certification programs

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Literacy Chicago offers a broad range of programs including Basic Literacy, GED preparation, English as a Second Language, Workforce Development, Citizenship classes, Digital Literacy, and numerous bridge programs.

211 Metro Chicago

Center for Changing Lives (CCL) offers general employment coaching to support individuals as they name and meet career goals. The Employment Coaching team offers 1:1 coaching and group workshops to ensure participants have access to the resources needed to thrive in the career they want or to advance in the job they already have. Examples of support include: practice interviews, learning new digital skills, increasing soft skills employers are looking for, and more.

211 Metro Chicago

Chicago Commons operates a Family Hub program that facilitates the coordination of medical and social services on behalf of parents and their dependents. Services include financial planning, employment and job-readiness skills, digital literacy, and health and wellness workshops.

211 Metro Chicago

Center for Changing Lives (CCL) offers general employment coaching to support individuals as they name and meet career goals. The Employment Coaching team offers 1:1 coaching and group workshops to ensure participants have access to the resources needed to thrive in the career they want or to advance in the job they already have. Examples of support include: practice interviews, learning new digital skills, increasing soft skills employers are looking for, and more.

211 Metro Chicago

Heartland Human Care Services' Vocational English Language Training (VELT) Program offers English language classes, one-on-one and group tutoring, job readiness, digital literacy, and transitions counseling to English language learners, including refugees and immigrants. The program also offers vocational training in areas such as: Hospitality, Food Service, Information Technology, Childcare, Truck Driver Training, and Medical Interpreting. Acknowledging the ever-changing demographics of its participants, curricula are frequently updated to meet current needs.

211 Metro Chicago