In the midst of one of the largest public health crises in modern history, not only was ATR able to continue working with the participants we serve; we were able to create more resources, more programs, more job training opportunities and more support avenues than ever before.
Of particular note, while many states have tried but failed to give access to the internet and computers to their residents, we at ATR addressed the digital divide by purchasing computer equipment for our participants’ use so they can access program offerings remotely and we have pivoted almost all of our services to a virtual format.
