 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reap Hotter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reap at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. SOAR has received a large grant to introduce their Office of Digital Equity. With the help of their new digital navigator Lizzie Gillum, local residents will be able to find remote jobs, access education and career training, and even improve their health. To Gillum, access to broadband internet is a necessity, not a luxury. The grant is funded by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance and they chose 18 host sites to do digital equity work to bring awareness to ACP but also to connect people to resources and to help them understand the internet because, you know, you can have great internet but if you don't understand it, how great is it really, right? The office will greatly benefit those who are either not technologically inclined, live in low-income households, or are above 25 without a high school degree. They will be able to learn how to effectively use search engines, identify information resources and access telehealth resources. I also can work to connect people who have either no high school degree or a high school degree if they want to continue their education. I work to connect them to adult education centers anybody who's, like, low, unemployed or underemployed and I really stress the underemployed part because we always talk about people who are unemployed but what about the people who are working and who aren't getting paid for all the skills they have? Of course, I'm here to, like, work with people. They want a GED or if they want to go back to school and they're like, I just, I don't know where to start. I'm here to help guide them through that process especially since a lot of the processes are now online or I can connect them to someone who might be able to walk them through it a little better than I can. So we do have those partnerships in place to work with EKSEP and other companies like that. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Collum.