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Cape Access is a programme that provides access to information and communication technologies (ICT) to less privileged and rural communities across the Western Cape. e-Centres are the physical locations where Cape Access provides computers and internet access. These are placed in communities across the Western Cape where access to information and communication technologies (ICT) is limited. Cape Access aims to create opportunities for social change and economic growth by making state-of-the-art ICT more widely available.The Cape Access Project has established e-centres across the Western Cape. Some of these e-centres are managed by e-community forums and provide local rural communities with computers and internet access, which they can use for a wide variety of purposes. School projects, job applications, internet banking, SARS efiling and CV creation are just a few examples.Through improved ICT availability, Cape Access is opening doors to better education, employment and business opportunities, fuelling socio-economic development in communities where it is most needed.Members of the e-Centres get free:Use of computers; Access to the internet; Access to e-mail; Printing (a maximum of 10 pages per person per day); Basic computer training; Access to government information and services; Access to job, business and research information; Accredited computer training.Data contains attributes describing the Facility Type, Operating Times & Contact Details.Publication Date: 16 November 2017. |