SUNY Attain Lab creates new opportunities for residents
The community-based program, run by SUNY, provides free technology training, career development and certification opportunities.
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3h agoThe Bronx is celebrating the opening of a new Attain Lab at the MLK Center for Nonviolence.
The community-based program, run by SUNY, provides free technology training, career development and certification opportunities.
Residents can gain skills in programs like Microsoft Office and QuickBooks, along with career prep in fields from health care to IT.
Leaders say the lab will serve as a vital resource to help Bronx families build brighter futures.
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