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Neighborhood
Networks technical assistance is only a call or a click away, 24 hours
a
day. Whether you are dealing with a critical problem, looking for
practical tips and successful strategies in funding and grant writing,
developing a business plan, building a consortium, or creating partnerships
with local or regional organizations, the information is right here.
In
addition to providing information directly, Neighborhood Networks
technical assistance services offer opportunities for center staff
to share ideas and to establish peer-to-peer networking relationships
between centers.
Neighborhood
Networks technical assistance resources for centers include:
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A
toll-free 24-hour Information Center Hotline at (888) 312-2743
(with voicemail and next-day callback outside business hours).
The hearing impaired may access this number via TTy by calling
the Federal Information Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.
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The
Strategic Tracking And Reporting Tool (START), the new online
business plan development tool.
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Online
networking with other centers.
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Center-to-center
mentoring.
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Click
on the links to the right to learn more about technical assistance
resources for Neighborhood Networks centers.
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