How is a Neighborhood Networks Center (NNC) different from other computer-learning centers?
The difference between a Neighborhood Networks Center and other computer-learning centers is the benefits. They provide opportunities for low- and moderate-income individuals and families to learn computer technology and to succeed in the workforce, but also provide the ability to network with others. HUD has partnered with the non-profit agency Digital Promise, and together they created a consortium that allows NNCs to group together and help each other out. This increases the chances of gaining financial support and receiving donations from others. A Neighborhood Networks Center also has the ability to use project funds and grants to support the costs.
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