Operations Catch Them Young Community services • Technology • Family support

Education and technology training

Computer training, student technology access, Microsoft, Linux, Adobe, IT Support, and Digital Transformation training.

OCTY supports youth, adults, families, students, nonprofit staff, volunteers, and community organizations with computer training, digital literacy, Microsoft skills, Linux basics, Adobe creative skills, IT Support awareness, cybersecurity awareness, workforce readiness, and donor-supported technology access for school and home learning.

Microsoft Customization & Productivity Systems

Training and support for Microsoft 365, Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Power Apps, Power Automate, Dynamics 365, Business Central, Azure, Entra, SQL Server, Windows Server, Copilot, Defender, GitHub, Visual Studio, and VS Code.

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Training tracks

Core learning areas for community technology access.

Training should be practical, confidence-building, and connected to real community and work needs.

Microsoft

Microsoft Products

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, Forms, Microsoft 365, Power Apps, Power Automate, Dynamics 365, SQL, and Azure awareness.

Linux

Linux and Open-Source Basics

Linux concepts, command-line basics, file permissions, open-source tools, hosting basics, cPanel/WHM awareness, and server-readiness concepts.

Adobe

Adobe and Creative Digital Skills

Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Express, PDF organization, flyers, social graphics, presentations, event materials, and digital communication.

IT Support

IT Support Foundations

Device setup, email basics, printing/scanning, backups, safe passwords, troubleshooting, nonprofit IT support, and equipment readiness.

Transformation

Digital Transformation

Workflow automation, online forms, dashboards, reporting, service tracking, donor tracking, partner coordination, and nonprofit operations improvement.

Safety

Cybersecurity Awareness

Phishing awareness, password safety, privacy basics, safe browsing, device safety, data protection, and safer online communication.

Who we train

Training can support youth, adults, families, volunteers, and nonprofit teams.

OCTY’s training model should help people build confidence, improve employability, support community work, and strengthen nonprofit operations.

Youth

Youth and Students

Digital literacy, homework support skills, presentations, online safety, basic productivity, creative tools, and career readiness.

Adults

Adults and Families

Computer basics, documents, email, online forms, records organization, job-readiness skills, and family technology support.

Nonprofits

Nonprofit Staff and Volunteers

Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, data tracking, service records, donation records, workflow automation, and reporting.

Student computer access

Computer and laptop access can support school, home learning, and digital confidence.

OCTY’s U.S. community technology-access work may support eligible youth, students, and families with donor-supported computers, laptops, tablets, monitors, printers, accessories, software access, digital-literacy support, and practical training for school, homework, online learning, communication, records organization, and job readiness.

School readiness

Computers for School and Home Learning

Refurbished computers and laptops may help eligible students complete homework, participate in online learning, create documents, prepare presentations, communicate with schools, and practice digital skills at home.

Digital confidence

Computer Training for Youth and Adults

Training may include keyboard and mouse skills, file organization, email basics, online forms, safe browsing, printing, scanning, document creation, Microsoft tools, Linux basics, Adobe tools, and practical home/school technology use.

Donor review

Technology Donation and Eligibility Review

Device access depends on donation availability, device condition, data-safety review, program fit, eligibility, documented community-service priorities, and responsible stewardship.

Donated technology is not automatically accepted or distributed. OCTY should review equipment condition, data safety, program fit, eligibility, and community benefit before use, training assignment, or distribution.

Equipment and access

Training works better when people have access to usable technology.

Training can connect with refurbished equipment access, technology donations, nonprofit IT support, device setup, records organization, and responsible donor partnerships.

Refurbished Equipment

Computers, laptops, tablets, monitors, printers, scanners, and networking equipment can support training and access after review.

Nonprofit IT Support

Organizations may need help with devices, email, files, backups, shared workspaces, online forms, and workflow planning.

Partner Opportunities

Technology volunteers, trainers, companies, donors, schools, churches, and nonprofits can help expand training access.

Contact

Ask about training or technology partnership.

Start with the audience, training area, preferred format, and whether the need involves youth, adults, nonprofits, equipment, or volunteers.

Sensitive operational, donor, campaign, or internal mission details are handled through protected records or controlled private workflows when appropriate.

Safe inquiry reminder

Online intake is being prepared carefully.

Use the contact page for now. Do not send sensitive records, medical details, school IDs, donor-sensitive information, shipment details, or internal mission details through unsafe channels.

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Explore community services, technology support, donation pathways, partnerships, and privacy-aware contact options.

Services Technology Partner Donate Equipment Contact OCTY

OCTY uses review-based pathways for donations, health-related supplies, sensitive records, and private/internal mission details.