Tech Goes Home Tennessee partners with senior centers, public libraries, churches, nonprofits, schools, and other organizations across our footprint to help people of all ages safely access and use smart technologies to connect to 21st century opportunities.
Since December 2020, Tech Goes Home Chattanooga started working across SETAAAD’s 10-county footprint to serve older adults (age 60+), partnering with local volunteer trainers — including the directors of local seniors centers, UT Extension Agents, librarians, pastors and staff from UTC’s Center for Community and Career Education — to host 15-hour digital literacy classes, specifically tailored for what participating seniors wanted and needed to learn. In 2022, Tech Goes Home partnered with West End Home Foundation to expand access for older adults across the state of Tennessee. In 2024, Tech Goes Home partnered with a variety of organizations and governments around Tennessee to provide general Tech Goes Home classes with state funding.