Signal Centers Receives Grant To Help Bridge Digital Divide For Older Tennesseans

Signal Centers Assistive Technology has received a $100,000.00  from the West End Home Foundation to help bridge the digital divide for Tennesseans age 60 and older living in Hamilton County and the 10 ...

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