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We help bring low-cost internet and computer offers to those who need them.

People can take advantage of these offers in multiple ways:

  1. Through our offer locator tool, people can learn about internet offers, device offers, and digital literacy training providers in their community. They can access this information by visiting our website at www.everyoneon.org. 

  2. Our network of partners serves under-resourced people across the country every day. This network includes more than 650 enrollment partners and an increasing number of Digital Equity Champions.

ConnectHomeUSA

ConnectHomeUSA, a movement led by EveryoneOn, aims to bridge the digital divide for public housing residents in the United States. By helping residents get connected at home and get access to digital literacy and educational content, we seek to make public housing a platform for change.

“This is not something government does by itself. Non-profits like EveryoneOn [...] are going to help make this work on the ground.” — President Barack Obama, July 15, 2015.

The pilot ConnectHome program launched in 2015 under the Obama administration. This pilot took place in 27 cities and one tribal nation, in collaboration with public housing agencies, local government, internet service providers, and nonprofit organizations. Since then, 37 percent of HUD-assisted households with children in these communities have gained internet access through ConnectHome efforts.

Currently, the program serves 87 communities across the country. Visit connecthomeusa.org for more information.

Digital Learning Center

Our Digital Learning Center facilitates access to free online resources.

These resources span five categories, including:

  • Computer and internet basics

  • Education

  • Health

  • Employment

  • Financial literacy

We provide access to this content as part of our three-pronged approach to digital inclusion. The resources are provided by external organizations.

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Coding for Change

Coding for Change helps low-income teens build computer knowledge by providing them with a free device and basic coding training. 

Senior Tablet Training Pilot

We provided free tablet training workshops for senior citizens in public housing, to decrease isolation, and improve the quality of their lives. 

ConnectWealth

The ConnectWealth program combines digital inclusion with financial literacy, providing participants with both internet access and training in personal finance.