"The wealth of all organizations and the wealth of all communities will be based on the sum of our organizational knowledge, which in turn resides in individual human beings . . . The appropriate use for technology is to facilitate the development of community by providing new and innovative ways to communicate more effectively. In the end,
it is people, always, that create community, not technology."
Dr. Andrew Cohill-Design Nine

Foundation for Successful Solutions-Project T.E.C.H. (Project T.E.C.H.) is committed to providing programs and services that prepare people for living and working together in this new millennium. Project T.E.C.H. has been operating its community technology program at the Tom Bradley Youth and Family Center since Spring 2001, and at the South Seas House since Summer 2004.

Beyond technology skills development and its benefits (high tech), the success of Project T.E.C.H. centers are equally measured by the relationships formed in the process--the sense of self-worth and community that develops among participants (high touch).

Our target populations include economically and educationally disadvantaged families, children and youth, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those open and willing to build relationships across race, class, gender, ability, and culture.

Project T.E.C.H. programs focus on:

• Technology access, literacy & fluency
• Literacy & communication skills
• Employment skills development
• Education & vocational training
• Information & Communications
  Technologies
• Community collaboration & networking

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Technology Empowering Community & Home
FSS-Project T.E.C.H. is a project of Community Partners®
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