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Our Community Partners are:
Our Technology Partners are:
http://www.boardsource.org/
BoardSource is the premier resource for practical information, tools and best practices, training, and leadership development for board members of nonprofit organizations worldwide.
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http://www.consejo.org/
The Council of Latino Agencies is comprised of 37 multicultural community-based organizations (CBOs) in the District of Columbia that form a network of service providers to Latinos and other low-income residents. Through the Council, member CBOs coordinate service delivery, multiply their purchasing and bargaining power, and share information and resources that foster the development of individual CBOs and the community as a whole.
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http://www.ezfund.com/
EZ Fundraising offers a variety of fundraising programs that are fun and easy to implement.
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http://www.gwul.org/
Founded in 1938 and one of more than 100 affiliates of the National Urban League, the Greater Washington Urban League is a major civil rights and social services organization located in the District of Columbia. The League has over 60 years of experience in dealing effectively with a wide range of social and economic problems.
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http://www.guidestar.org/search/report/gs_report.jsp?ein=52-1821950
GuideStar's mission is to revolutionize philanthropy and nonprofit practice with information. GuideStar envisions the evolution of an increasingly efficient nonprofit marketplace where information about the operations and finances of nonprofit organizations is readily accessible and actively utilized by decision makers throughout the nonprofit sector, donors seek out and compare charities, monitor their performances, and give with greater confidence, nonprofit organizations pursue more effective operating practices, embrace greater accountability, and enjoy lower fund-raising costs, and society benefits from a more efficient, generous, and well-targeted allocation of resources to the nonprofit sector.
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The Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) is a non-profit youth and family center in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1974 for the purpose of serving at-risk immigrant Latino youth, LAYC now works each year with over 5,000 infants, children, teens, and adults from the city's Latino, Vietnamese, Caribbean, African-American, and African communities. Based in Columbia Heights, LAYC attracts individuals citywide to programs in academics, health education, job training, social services, leadership development, substance abuse prevention, housing, arts, humanities, and recreation.
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http://www.philliproy.com/
Phillip Roy, Inc. was founded in 1987 for the purpose of publishing educational materials for an overlooked and under served young adult and adult population who have an inadequate education in academics and life skills.
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http://www.technologyworks.org/
Based in Washington DC, Technology Works for Good is a nonprofit organization that provides technology solutions for area nonprofits of all sizes. Through the strategic use of technology, we help enhance the capacity of nonprofits to effectively serve their communities. Technology Works for Good assists nonprofits to work smarter and more effectively by successfully incorporating technology into their daily operations and service delivery.
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http://www.upo.org/
The United Planning Organization (UPO) is the Community Action Agency for the District of Columbia, responsible for providing leadership, support and advocacy to advance the welfare of the residents of Washington, D.C., toward self-sufficiency and self-determination. In cooperation with its delegate agency network, other community businesses and governmental agencies, UPO plans and implements social service programs to assist community residents.
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http://www.nonprofitadvancement.org
The Center for Nonprofit Advancement is truly the Washington, DC region's catalyst for advancing nonprofits by being the most comprehensive resource for education and training, networking, advocacy and buying opportunities.
Most importantly, the Center helps nonprofits maximize their efforts to achieve their missions--not waste precious effort and resources on administrative and professional challenges. When the Center is successful in strengthening nonprofits, nonprofits are successful in strengthening communities.
The Center provides training and education on how to manage and maximize resources. We're a center for sharing best practices through networking. We advocate so governments understand that nonprofits provide core services that hold communities together. And, we provide members with the buying power they need to operate efficiently.
Membership is open to any 501(c) organizations in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Founded in 1979 (as the Washington Council of Agencies), the Center currently has approximately 1,000 organizational members. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement, visit our membership information area.
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http://www.worconline.org/
The mission of the Workforce Organization for Regional Collaboration (WORC) is to enhance workforce development and placement activities that serve unemployed and underemployed people so that they may fully benefit from the regional economy. WORC coordinates and facilitates workforce development and placement activities across the region to increase members' collective assets through efficiently utilizing time and resources, sharing and creating best practices, and enhancing mechanisms for collaboration and cooperation.
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http://www.dclearns.org/
DC LEARNs strives to work with Washington D.C. literacy programs, learners, and supporters to strengthen adult, family, and children's literacy services, and present a strong, unified voice on the importance of literacy as an investment in the community.
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http://www.ctc.net/
At CT Communications, we appreciate and value every customer we serve. We're a telecommunications provider that is committed to providing our customers with more choices and more value. After all, we have been in the industry for over 108 years, offering essential communications services that simplify your life.
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Department of Employment Services
The following services are provided by the Department of Employment Services to help strengthen Washington, DC's workforce (including the employed, underemployed, and unemployed) and companies that do business in the District.
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Employer Services
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Job-seeking Services
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Special Services
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Training and Education
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Unemployment Services
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Virtual One Stop
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Worker Protection
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Youth Services
Department of Human Services: Income Maintenance
The mission of the Department of Human Services Income Maintenance Administration (IMA) is to determine the eligibility of applicants and to recertify the eligibility of recipients for federal and District-funded assistance programs, and to help heads of households receiving TANF benefits to become employed and move toward financial independence.
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Department of Human Services: Strong Families
The Strong Families Program Division is located within the Department of Human Services (DHS) Family Services Administration (FSA). The Strong Families Program began operations in October 2002 and serves families with multiple, complex problems who are in crisis and at high risk for family separation.
As an integral component of the Mayor's Safe Passages Action Plan, the program’s mission is to provide comprehensive service delivery to strengthen the family unit, foster healthy family development and help families address many of the issues that create ongoing challenges in their lives. One of the fundamental goals of the program is to prevent families from entering the District's child welfare, juvenile justice or homeless systems by working with families in a proactive, preventive manner.
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http://www.caliberlearning.com/
Caliber Learning Network, Inc. provides courseware to Citiwide Computer Training Center. Caliber is the leading provider of end-to-end eLearning solutions to global 2000 corporations and organizations.
Caliber's innovative eLearning solutions are comprised of an advanced Internet-based technical platform, comprehensive consulting services by their team of eLearning experts, and premier professional development content from world-class institutions.
Caliber's eLearning solutions integrate several distinct elements:
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Award-winning eLearning model
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Authoritative corporate and university content
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Professional services to convert a client's own content
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Comprehensive assessment and management
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Expert curriculum and program design
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Leading Internet-based interactive distribution technology
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Dependable technology implementation and service
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Experience across many industries
At Caliber's management helm is a strong team of executives who leverage their superior training, education and technology expertise to strategically guide the company.
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http://www.computerconfidence.com/
Computer Confidence provides training manuals to Citiwide Computer Training Center. Founded in 1982, Computer Confidence, Inc. (CCI) has built its reputation on providing quality education to both local and national clients. The company has over 18 years of experience and is Rochester's largest locally owned computer training company. CCI is one of a few companies that are well-established in both classroom training and training manual publishing. CCI is a New York State certified WBE-Woman Owned Enterprise and is certified as a participant in US Small Business Administration (SBA) and 8(a) programs.
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http://www.comptia.org/
Citiwide is a member of the Computer Technology Industry Association ("CompTIA") and will use the organization's resources to stay on top of industry standards and workforce development issues.
Representing more than 8,000 computing and communications companies, CompTIA helps its members stay competitive and profitable by providing vendor-neutral standards in certification, e-commerce, customer service, and workforce development to meet these industry-wide challenges. A global association, CompTIA continues to improve by offering a new menu of services to its members.
CompTIA helps shape the technology community with programs that set standards and guidelines today and into the future. Association members work with partners, potential partners, and competitors to influence and advance every facet of the technology community. CompTIA provides a vital link to major segments of the technology markets.
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http://www.howtomaster.com/
InfoSource, Inc. provides courseware to Citiwide Computer Training Center. Founded in 1983, InfoSource Inc. is one of the most experienced companies in the technology training industry.
InfoSource developed the How To Master product line in a modular, Web-deliverable format that offers customization of training and testing. How To Master offers Web-based training, instructor-led courseware, skills assessment, and award-winning computer-based training for dozens of PC applications.
InfoSource also provides advanced technical training products, including Microsoft Certification training, A+ Certification training, programming languages, and a large number of other titles. Our current client base spans from mid-size businesses to some of the largest companies in the world. Every member of the InfoSource family takes pride in developing the most effective computer-based and instructor-led courseware in the training industry.
InfoSource is a joint venture between Blackwell, one of the world's foremost education publishers, and CompUSA, one of the nation's leading retailers of personal computers and related services.
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http://www.ibm.com/
At IBM, we strive to lead in the invention, development and manufacture of the industry's most advanced information technologies, including computer systems, software, storage systems and microelectronics.
We translate these advanced technologies into value for our customers through our professional solutions, services and consulting businesses worldwide.
Click Here to Read about the IBM Reading Companion Web-based literacy grant program
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http://www.koenig-solutions.com/
Koenig is now the # 1 choice for Boot Camp training in the world. We offer the world's longest duration Boot Camps (our MCSE BOOT CAMP runs for 50 days). We offer one-on-one training which will allow you to have individual attention of an expert trainer for the entire Boot Camp. We also offer exotic locations for training - Goa Beach and Himalaya Mountains.
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Citiwide Computer Training Center relies on its community and technology partners for support and referrals to the program. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to these partners, who make our work possible. 
