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The population of Juazeiro (BA) and region will count, from this Friday (13), with a new space focused on digital inclusion and professional qualification. The Ministry of Communications inaugurated a computer laboratory at the Casa Dom Jose Rodrigues Association and carried out the donation of 20 computers reconditioned through the Computers for Inclusion program.
The laboratory will serve children and adolescents, between 7 and 17 years old, in a situation of social vulnerability with school reinforcement activity and cultural workshops. Now, besides the commitment to social transformation, the space will have the mission of bringing digital literacy and enabling them to the job market.
The Sao Francisco region is very important to our country, we recognize the importance and bring access to digital resources is essential to the social inclusion of Brazilians. These equipment will bring the internet that brings various access to public services, content, information and most importantly, citizenship for students, children and young people who can include the different potentialities of technological networks.
All actions are part of public policies encouraged by the Ministry of Communications to ensure the inclusion of children, youth and adults in the digital world. Computers for the new computer lab were recovered by students from the Computer Program for inclusion. In addition to associations and social institutions, the Ministry also makes donations to public schools, remote and rural areas.
The robotics course has graduated, only in 2024, 562 elementary and high school students in five municipalities: Campo Formoso (153), Senhor do Bonfim (189), Juazeiro (100), Sobradinho (10) and Sao Raimundo (110), expanding access to technologies and opportunities.
Graduation
In addition to the inauguration, Secretary Hermano Tercius accompanied the graduation of students of the Robotics course held in partnership with the Bahia Computer Reco -Indication Center (CRC).
The robotics project enchants us a lot because it brings beyond digital skills, it leads to the level of professionalization. People who are part of this course can continue and are interested in the career of technology, we know the importance of having well -trained professionals for the countrys future, robotics is the gateway to young people and children for a very robust future technology career in our country, concludes the secretary.
Computers for inclusion
Coordinated by the Ministry of Communications, the program reuses computers from public agencies that would be discarded. The equipment is restored in CRCs, where it also serves as technical education tools.
After reconditioning, computers are donated to digital inclusion points across the country, such as public schools, telecenters and social institutions. The initiative combines innovation, education and sustainability, promoting digital citizenship and creating opportunities for thousands of Brazilians.
Text: Ascom | Ministry of Communications * More information: press@mcom.gov.br | (61) 2027.6086 or (61) 2027.6628
