This project aims to provide iPads and computers to the teen program at the YMCA of Central MA- Central Branch located in the Main South Worcester community, significantly improving their access to technology for academic support, health information and skill development. These devices will not only serve academic purposes, but will also be integral to teaching technological skills and supporting our entrepreneurial program. They will be used for personal health research, project management, and training, empowering teens with the tools they need to succeed. By equipping underserved youth with modern technology, we seek to close the digital divide, enhance educational opportunities, and encourage healthier lifestyles by increasing access to vital resources. This initiative aligns with the goals of the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM), focusing on advancing health literacy and improving health outcomes in underrepresented population