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The Nashville Public Library has introduced a new initiative called the Affordable Connectivity Program, which aims to provide Nashvillians with reliable and affordable internet access in their homes. This program will be available at all 21 library locations, enabling qualifying households to access the internet.

Under the Affordable Connectivity Program, eligible households will receive a discount of per month applied to their internet services bills. Additionally, they will be granted a one-time 0 discount for the purchase of a new laptop, tablet, or desktop computer.

Depending on the selected plan, some homeowners may even receive internet access at no cost. To qualify for this program, households must fall within 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. Families who already receive benefits from programs such as SNAP, Medicaid, Federal Public Housing Assistance, Supplemental Security Income, WIC, Veterans Pension or Survivor Benefit, Lifeline, or Pell Grant are automatically eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program.

To determine if your household is eligible or to gather more information about the program, please visit the Nashville Public Library’s website.

This initiative by the Nashville Public Library aims to bridge the digital divide and ensure that more residents have access to affordable internet connectivity in their homes. By making internet access more accessible and affordable, the library hopes to empower individuals and families to thrive in our increasingly digital world.

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