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Empower House has transformed into a vital resource for the community, providing free internet access and technology services to those in need. With the recent support from Google Fiber, the facility now serves as a Wi-Fi hub, allowing anyone within range to connect to high-speed internet at no cost. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide and ensure that everyone has access to essential online resources.
Inside Empower House, community members can take advantage of available laptops and printers, empowering them to complete job applications, conduct research, or engage in educational pursuits. The space is designed to uplift voices of color and foster a sense of community by providing necessary tools for personal and professional growth.
This initiative not only enhances digital access but also encourages collaboration and creativity among residents, making Empower House a cornerstone for innovation and support in the neighborhood.
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