Computer lab opens at Brownsville homeless shelter
<p>A new computer lab has opened for families at a CAMBA homeless shelter in Brownsville.</p>
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Sep 12, 2017, 10:36 PM
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A new computer lab has opened for families at a CAMBA homeless shelter in Brownsville.
Fourteen computers were donated to the Amboy Street shelter by a medical center called the Rogosin Institute.
The shelter houses about 150 families.
CAMBA says there are plans to introduce more computers at its seven other shelters around Brooklyn.
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