Community program
Free computer repair for a single parent, every week
The Single Parent Program provides computer repair assistance to qualifying single parents or guardians who are the primary caregiver of a K–12 school-age child. One eligible recipient is selected at random each week.
How it works
- Friends, relatives, teachers, coworkers and community members may nominate someone — applicants may not nominate themselves.
- Recipients must be a single parent or guardian who is the primary caregiver of a K–12 school-age child.
- One eligible nomination is selected at random each week and contacted directly.
- Affordable Computer Repair donates the labor and, whenever possible, uses donated, used or refurbished parts to complete the repair at no cost.
Why we do it
This shop has been part of the Bellevue and Omaha community for years, and a lot of that community is military families and single parents holding things together. A working computer means homework, job applications, telehealth appointments and staying in touch. When we can remove that obstacle for someone, we do.
Usable hardware dropped off through our free e-waste recycling often gets refurbished and put back to work through this program.
Nominate someone
Tell us about them
Share a little about the person you're nominating and what's going on with their computer. Applicants may not nominate themselves. We read every nomination.
Prefer to nominate over the phone? Call the shop at 402-953-0001.