- Computer, internet, and technology classes - Cyber Center staff to help answer computer, iPhone, iPad and digital camera questions, etc - Free technology lab assistance with google, zoom, etc. - Laptop check-out available to members at no cost

Rebuilds, refurbishes, and redistributes donated desktop computers for people to use. Also provides educational experience, internships, as well as volunteer work. Laptops are available in the Saint Paul office only.

Rebuilds, refurbishes, and redistributes donated desktop computers for people to use. Also provides educational experience, internships, as well as volunteer work. Laptops are available in the Saint Paul office only.

Provides access to iPads and mobile hotspots for clients in need of assistance with technology access and education. Volunteers are matched with clients to provide weekly or semi-monthly support, direction and education on how to access applications on iPads to enable them to complete tasks of daily living such as grocery shopping, emailing a landlord, accessing a medical portal, engaging in telehealth visits, joining an online support group, etc. Volunteers dedicate 1 - 2 hours with clients to educate them on technology, and staff offer support as well.

Provides access to iPads and mobile hotspots for clients in need of assistance with technology access and education. Volunteers are matched with clients to provide weekly or semi-monthly support, direction and education on how to access applications on iPads to enable them to complete tasks of daily living such as grocery shopping, emailing a landlord, accessing a medical portal, engaging in telehealth visits, joining an online support group, etc. Volunteers dedicate 1 - 2 hours with clients to educate them on technology, and staff offer support as well.

Provides multiple programs to help reduce isolation and create culturally inclusive spaces for elders. Conversations and Coffee: A cross generational weekly event for elders to connect with one another and get in tune with what's going on in their neighborhoods. Program includes: - Elder Tablet Program: Provides the elder members tablets and training on technology and having meaningful conversations together. Program offers home visits to drop off the tablet and teach them how to get connected. Tech support is provided while they have the tablet. - Elders Advocacy Program: Offers a comprehensive advocacy service tailored to the unique needs of the elder members. Support ranges from groceries to travel and medical assistance, and providing a helping hand in various areas.

Provides access to iPads and mobile hotspots for clients in need of assistance with technology access and education. Volunteers are matched with clients to provide weekly or semi-monthly support, direction and education on how to access applications on iPads to enable them to complete tasks of daily living such as grocery shopping, emailing a landlord, accessing a medical portal, engaging in telehealth visits, joining an online support group, etc. Volunteers dedicate 1 - 2 hours with clients to educate them on technology, and staff offer support as well.

Provides a computer for educational purposes to aid in distance learning or employment searching and applying. Learners of any age who lack the technology necessary to complete their school work or participate in remote learning can apply. All computers are free for approved applicants.

Provides schools and educational organizations with low cost, quality computer equipment complete with educational software, a warranty, and one year of tech support.

A collaboration between Youthprise and the Venn Foundation to help eligible families and students access affordable afterschool enrichment programs using the Minnesota K-12 Education Tax Credit to pay for educational supports and enrichment including tutoring, music lessons, art classes, and supportive distance learning technology. - Afterschool Activities: Works with service providers across the state to offer more accessible afterschool activities to eligible families. Current offerings include driver's education, fine arts, performance arts, academic enrichment, and tutoring. New activities are continually added; check website for new opportunities. - Distance Learning Technology: Assists families with receiving a Chromebook for distance learning for no cost to eligible families by using both the K-12 Education Tax Credit and scholarship dollars. The Minnesota K-12 Education Credit ("Tax Credit") was created by state law in 1997 to help eligible families pay for afterschool activities, but it relies on eligible families paying for activities up front and then waiting for reimbursement in their tax refund. Waiting for the reimbursement of hundreds, even up to a thousand, dollars can be hard for many families. Minnesota Afterschool Advance (MAA) is able to eliminate this wait for eliglble families - giving them the dollars to enroll in afterschool programs now.