Board President Chris Clay and CEO Andre' Chapman on KNTV-36

San Jose, CA. - January 2, 2000 - Christopher Clay, Board Chairman of Unity Care Group Inc. and Andre' Chapman - CEO and President of Unity Care Group Inc. will appear on KICU TV- 36 "Community Affairs" program that will air at 11:30 on Sunday January 9th, 2000.

The program format highlighted organizations that we're addressing the technological "Digital Divide" in Silicon Valley. Board President Chris Clay spoke about the importance of exposing youth to technology at an early age and stated "it's never too late to begin". CEO - Andre' Chapman stated, "Our PC-MEP is very unique in how it exposes minority students to engineering and science. PC-MEP is very unique, we don't use the typical computer training curriculum, we blend hands-on visits to corporations with real-time projects such as web site, wafer, rocket and robotic design". Chapman spoke about the importance of bringing together corporations, community and government to address the "Digital Divide". "We live in the hub of technology and must do more to expose our youth to this vast economic boom in this valley"