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The Ministry of Communications held, on Wednesday (10), the delivery of 40 computers to institutions located around the Federal District, during the inauguration of a computer lab at Casa Mae Social II, in Formosa (GO). The equipment, reconditioned by CRC IBAV, were delivered under the Computers Program for inclusion.
Bringing digital inclusion to institutions around the Federal District is more than delivering computers: it is opening doors for learning, opportunities and citizenship. Each equipment represents a concrete step to reduce inequalities and transform the lives of children, adolescents and entire communities, said Minister Frederico de Siqueira Filho.
At Casa Mother Social II, high complexity social protection service that serves children and adolescents in vulnerable situations, whose custody was removed from parents, 10 computers were delivered.
The equipment will promote the development and construction of autonomy of children and adolescents who are currently in our institution, enabling digital inclusion and leisure for them, said the household, Fabiane Rambo.
The new PID will benefit both the inmates and the local community, especially the computer courses for the elderly, expanding digital inclusion and strengthening the community character of space.
When we bring digital inclusion to the Casa Mother Social II, we reaffirm our commitment to ensure that children and adolescents in vulnerable situations have access to learning and development tools, said the head of the social participation and diversity advisory, Ludymilla Chagas, noting that technology, when democratized, becomes a powerful instrument of social transformation and guarantee of rights.
Three other institutions were also contemplated, each with 10 computers: the Souza Lima Municipal School, which serves 1,532 students; The Sao Joao Bosco Institute, located in Campos Lindos district, in Cristalina (GO), with 2,700 students; and the Agropalmares Association, in the rural area of Formosa (GO), which serves 150 families of family farming.
Inclusion Computers
The initiative of the Ministry of Communications has already donated 63,000 more computers to public schools, social projects, remote and rural areas, indigenous villages, riverside population and quilombola territories.
The program has already trained more than 59,000 people in Brazil in diversified technologies such as basic and intermediate computer courses, computer maintenance and graphic design. The initiative aims to expand professional qualification opportunities and ensure greater digital autonomy.
Equipment with no possibility of reuse is environmentally correct disposal, avoiding impacts on the environment.
Text: Ascom | Ministry of Communications * More information: press@mcom.gov.br | (61) 2027.6086 or (61) 2027.6628
