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PPL provides housing with services, employment readiness programs, and a learning center with computer classes and workshops. Their programs include Train to Work classes in banking, healthcare and office skills, and Career Pathway evening classes tied to college credit in fields like healthcare and human services. They assess participants' digital literacy using the Northstar assessment and provide resources through an online Hub portal accessible at their learning center.
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