2022 Independence Day
SHA offices will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, July 4 and 5, for the Fourth of July holiday and an SHA staff wellness day
SHA offices will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, July 4 and 5, for the Fourth of July holiday and an SHA staff wellness day
The City of Seattle’s Information Technology department has identified discounted internet service providers for low-income households in Seattle. These companies offer low-cost internet for around $10 a month. Consider each service carefully, and take advantage of one of these options if you don’t already have access to the internet. You can also find out about discounted cable TV.
The City of Seattle has information on discounted devices including computers and smart phones.
InterConnection.org offers affordable computers and internet to low income individuals online and at their retail store.
RePC is a computer retail recycler which sells new and used computers and components online and at their retail stores.
The City of Seattle has a list of locations that offer free access to computers and the internet.
The Seattle Public Library offers free technology classes. Learn how to get started on the internet, computers and other devices.
Comcast Internet Essentials Learning Center provides free online tutorials on how to connect to and navigate the internet.
Technology training for people with disabilities and seniors is provided by Full Life Care at two SHA locations.