Welcome to
Oak Hill Collaborative

Come Learn and Grow with Us!

Our Digital Learning Center

Youngstown, Ohio is home to our Digital Learning Center where all classes and workshops are free and do not require registration. Equipped with 15 learner stations, laptops, power centers, and a Smart Board display that allows residents to follow our instructors, our Digital Learning Center was designed with comfort in mind, where students explore the digital world, ask questions, and gain hands-on experience with technology.

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The Three Pillars of our Digital Advantage Initiative®

Advocating for Broadband Access & Affordability

Providing Free Education & Skills Development

Distributing Free Technology and Devices

Who We Serve

Empowering your online future

We’re proud to serve Mahoning, Trumbull, and Ashtabula Counties. Open six days a week, we offer programming for all ages, ranging from introductory adult computer classes, job and workforce readiness courses, informational online healthcare workshops, youth STEM programming, and so much more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to register before attending classes?

Registration is only required for our certificate programs as well as the Ashtabula County Hardware 4 Homes Program.

Are you located within the Job and Family Services Building?

No. We are a separate building from the former Southside Hospital with separate parking off of Ridge Avenue. For our location addresses, click here.

How often are classes?

We offer monthly classes. Topics and locations vary monthly. Please check our schedule & locations page to see when and where we have programming near you!

Who qualifies for the Hardware 4 Homes Program?

Individuals (ages 18+) who successfully complete eight classes may graduate from the program.

How can I schedule a one-on-one?

Please call our office at (330) 406-0731 or email us at oakhillcollaborative@gmail.com.

Can you help with lowering my Internet cost?

Sadly, no. Our organization no longer assists with ACP benefits after the program was paused by the federal government.