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Directories and resources for finding computers, digital skills support, internet access, and accessibility services.

Looking for a free or low-cost computer?

Digitunity does not distribute computers directly to individuals.

We work nationally to strengthen the organizations, partnerships, and systems that make computer ownership possible in communities.

If you are looking for a computer, a local nonprofit or technology refurbisher may be able to assist. Availability, eligibility, cost, and application requirements vary by organization.

Find a nonprofit technology refurbisher in your area

Choosing and Using a Computer

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Whether you’re looking for a basic device for browsing, one optimized for work or study, or a computer with accessibility features, there are many options available.  Not sure where to begin? Start with our What Type of Device Do I Need? guide to find a device that best fits your needs and preferences.

Learn why choosing a refurbished computer is a smart, sustainable, and cost-effective option. Discover The Benefits of a Refurbished Computer , and explore our article, 'Refurbished Computers: Debunking 5 Common Myths and Highlighting Benefits,' to learn how refurbished devices can be a great fit for your needs.

Curious about what makes your computer tick? This guide breaks down the components of your device, giving you a clearer understanding of how each part works together.

Explore Demystifying Your Device.

Digital Skills Resources

Explore external learning tools, courses, and other resources for building digital skills.

The EY and Microsoft Skills Passports are free, online course for individuals (16+) of all skill levels and abilities that are interested in learning more about sustainability, Al, entrepreneurship, and employability

The Al Literacy Resource Hub, available here, features practical, easy-to-navigate links to trusted partners and learning platforms that provide foundational and advanced Al

A collection of digital literacy resources is available here.

Resources for Older Adults

These external organizations and directories offer technology learning, internet-access information, and other resources developed for older adults.

In today’s world, so much of our information, communication, and entertainment happens online. Getting connected opens the door to a wide range of activities—whether it's shopping, streaming, banking, staying informed, or connecting with loved ones. The internet brings endless possibilities right into your home, making daily tasks simpler, more affordable, and accessible at your fingertips. Discover free downloadable resources from Digitunity and Aging Connected. 

Discover Senior Planet from AARP, a vibrant learning community where older adults can access free courses, events, and resources to stay connected, enhance digital skills, and engage in lifelong learning. Senior Planet goes beyond gadgets and apps, fostering a supportive environment where older adults can learn, work, create, and thrive in today’s digital world.

Use Aging Connected to discover affordable internet options for older adults. These options help you stay connected without breaking the bank.

Additional downloadable resources from Digitunity and Aging Connected can be downloaded here.

Help for Veterans

Access the Veterans Computer Use Resource Guide to find tailored resources that support veterans in using technology effectively, ensuring you have the tools needed for success in the digital age.

Assistive Tech Resources

The AT3 Center maintains a state-by-state directory of assistive technology programs offering services such as device demonstrations, lending programs, reuse programs, and financing options.

The Digital Opportunity & People with Disabilities Resource Guide includes additional organizations and resources focused on digital access for people with disabilities.

About Digitunity

Digitunity works to make computer ownership possible for everyone by strengthening the systems that move usable technology from institutions into communities.

Digitunity does not provide computers directly to individuals. For information about obtaining a computer, please use the directories and external resources listed above.

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