New digital assistance services in the City of Brussels

Between 2025 and 2029, three priority target groups will receive free support: young people aged 18 to 30 who are supported by the OCMW, women and senior citizens who visit the community centres (however, anyone can make use of the guidance.) Community centre facilitators and trainers from the digi referent service are there to help you. They provide guidance through individual consultation hours, practical workshops or training modules, spread across six community centres and two digital spaces. You can learn how to send emails, surf the internet, use online services or even develop more advanced skills. And all this in a pleasant environment adapted to your level. More information:  https://www.lesmaisonsdequartier.brussels/nl/service/soutien-numerique

The OCMW is also supported by the ERDF fund and offers specific guidance for the digital inclusion of students and young job seekers who are supported by the OCMW. If you are interested, talk to your social worker or integration officer. Or send an email to feder@cpasbxl.brussels for more information or to receive the newsletter.