Digital Services & Support Center

at The LAMP Campus 

KC Digital Drive’s Digital Services & Support Center is a digital commons in KC’s east side and is ‘the place’ for people to come to get personal assistance and IT support, device training, digital skills training, and to help level up direct service agencies’ ability to offer digital literacy and digital navigation through trainings, workshops, and technical support at the DSSC.

What began as a collaboration with PCs for People and Linwood Property Inc, to provide place-based digital skills services at LAMP and continue the work PCs for People had conducted for nearly a decade, now serves as a robust digital support center for residents and nonprofits who serve the Ivanhoe, Key Coalition, New Hope neighborhoods in the Linwood area community. Today, the digital skills training offered at the highly visible LAMP Campus continues to enhance digital equity in KC’s 3rd district by increasing neighborhood resilience and sustainability in a digital-centric economy.

Our lead digital skills trainer is Carol Meyers, a veteran trainer and a trusted local tech guide. Carol’s presence at the center is longstanding and offers a vital resource that so many in the community have benefited and come to rely upon. Carol offers a regular series of classes at the campus, hosts open lab for drop-ins in the afternoons, and continues to expand on the curriculum and modality of training options to meet the needs of her clients, and the broader community.   

FREE Services provided at The LAMP Campus: 

  • Digital Skills Training Classes: Monday – Thursday, 10am to Noon | Calendar linked above.
  • Special Workshops (as needed) including: “AI for the Rest of Us,” “Introduction to Smartphones,” and “Yep, That’s a Scam, Now What?”
  • Open Lab/Digital Help: Monday – Friday, 1pm to 3pm
  • Outreach Partner Campaign HQ > centralized collateral drop off and pick up, training center
  • Learning Circles for Digital Literacy Trainers/Practitioners > Email Leah to learn more | Read 2025 Recap here
  • Train the Trainer Opportunities for New Digital Literacy Trainers > Contact Carol Meyers to learn more – email cmeyers @ kcdigitaldrive dot org, phone 816-293-4657.
  • Digital Divide Simulations > Read more here
  • Digital Equity / Inclusion Community Events > Contact us and post your events through our Newsletter
  • Practitioner partner events and programs 

Previous work at this site includes:

  • Mid-America ACP Regional Campaign Headquarters | Campaign summary here.

 

Get help from the Community Help Desk – download the flyer.

Looking for more Digital Resources? Check out our Digital Inclusion Resource Library

 

We would love to share our space with you!

 Address: 1801 Linwood Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64109. From the parking lot on Woodland, walk past the community center and enter through the door facing Linwood. 

What you’ll see: Multi-purpose Conference room, Computer Lab, Assistive Technology Demo Site

Reach out to Leah Henriksen at lhenriksen @ kcdigitaldrive dot org to schedule a tour. 

Carol Meyers

Carol Meyers

Digital Skills Trainer

Leslie Scott

Leslie Scott

Digital Inclusion Program Manager

Jackie Gildo

Jackie Gildo

Community Support Representative

Leah Henriksen

Leah Henriksen

Digital Equity Coordinator - Communications

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