The goal of this program is to enable digital workforce development, virtual health monitoring, technology education, computer access, and broadband access -- all within one building for the community.
Metro’s selected location is at 1281 Murfreesboro Pike, the site of a new Metro Action Commission (MAC) facility. This facility will support:
- Expansion of MAC’s workforce development program
- Dedicated training space for digital education and workforce development programs
- A computer lab with free broadband access and printing capabilities
- Dedicated space for health monitoring equipment and client use
- A private suite for health consultation to complement virtual health monitoring services.
- Digital opportunity support, which includes
- Holistic Digital Skills Training: Leveraging the proven curriculum of Tech Goes Home, our program delivers comprehensive digital skills training to individuals of varying ages and backgrounds. From foundational computer skills to advanced technological know-how, participants undergo tailored training sessions catered to their proficiency levels.
- Digital Navigators: This customizable model uses a training and support approach that empowers community-based organizations to weave digital inclusion support into their existing services.
- Tailored Support for Older Adults: Cyber Seniors' expertise in catering to older adults' specific needs is seamlessly integrated within TechTies Nashville. Through specialized sessions, our program focuses on empowering older adults with the digital tools necessary for everyday life, fostering confidence and independence in navigating the digital landscape within a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
- Career Pathways in Tech: LocalTek bridges the digital divide by offering pathways to employment. Our program provides specialized training and apprenticeship opportunities, equipping participants with the skills needed to excel in tech-related careers. Our partnerships with local tech companies facilitate internships and job placements, fostering a robust and inclusive tech workforce.
- Free broadband access: 1281 Murfreesboro Pike will be equipped with a computer lab offering free internet access and computer access to the community. Additionally, digital education program participants will receive devices to use during training and will be given these devices at the completion of their programs.
- Virtual Health Monitoring Program for Underrepresented Communities: This project is a telehealth monitoring program with services provided in-house, using data screening with results forwarded to healthcare professionals for education and online consultation.
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