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Neighborhood Networks is about people, opportunity, and quality of life. Its purpose is to open the door to computer access and learning to residents of HUD housing. But Neighborhood Networks is more than that. It's about access to education, computer technology, job-skills development, employment opportunities, and health and social services for all residents of HUD housing--children, adults, and seniors--who want programs, services, and activities available to them where they live.

Click on the links to the right to find out how Neighborhood Networks offers residents the chance to lead satisfying and productive lives. Residents also can try the links below to access some of the Web's best resources on topics that matter to them. Click on each topic to view a list of available Web resources. To suggest additional resources or Web links to be added to this page, e-mail recommendations to neighborhoodnetworks@hud.gov

-   Education--Resources on related issues ranging from adult education to online educational material for kids.
-   Freeware and Shareware--Links to sites containing free or shareable software tools to assist residents online and offline.
-   Health Care--Links and information to enhance centers' health programs and keep residents happy and healthy.
-   Housing--Resources on homeownership and other housing issues.
-   Job Training--Resources to assist residents as they prepare to enter the workforce or advance their careers.
-   Local Community Networks--Links to community and technology organizations around the nation. Find the organizations near you!
-   Microenterprise--Web sites to get your center's microenterprise up and running.
-   Organizational Development--Materials to give center and HUD staff an edge in managing centers.
-   Sites for Parents--Tools and information for the 21st century to help parents raise happy, healthy children.
-   Popular Web Sites--Links to entertaining and stimulating Web sites that make surfing the Web fun and rewarding.

 
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