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In the Federal District, in the city of Gama, digital inclusion arrives accompanied by training and professionalization. Allanys Spindola, 21, began as an intern at the Computer Reconditioning Center (CRC) by programming the future and today, helps other young people like her to be included in the digital world.
When I was 16, I started working at the NGO programming the future as an intern. It was my chance to learn all about computers, from calling to identify and correct hardware errors. Also, I learned a lot about how to work in groups and how to make important decisions to flow better, says the girl about her start at CRC.
The Ministry of Communications, through the Computers Program for Inclusion, is committed to bringing connectivity, training and digital inclusion to all young people from all over Brazil.
Ensuring digital inclusion for young people like Allanys is a source of great pride for the federal government. Investing in the training and professionalization of Brazilian youth is a gift mission that will strengthen the future, says Communications Minister Frederico de Siqueira Filho.
Created in 2006, the NGO programming the future is the manager of CRCs units in the Federal District, Goias, Mato Grosso and Tocantins. In addition to distributing and reusing computers, the institution offers basic computer courses, excel, assembly and configuration of PCs, mobile phones, social media and more.
Today, as a CLT employee, I am very grateful for everything I learned and the opportunities I had inside the NGO. I keep striving to grow even more and contribute to our work to include younger people in the digital world, says software engineer Allanys Spindola.
About the program in addition to recovering electronic equipment from public agencies and banks, the program enables young people, adults and the elderly with basic computer and computer maintenance courses, providing the qualification of these people for the job market and greater autonomy in the digital world.
All compromised computers are later donated to associations with digital inclusion projects, indigenous villages, quilombola territories and remote and rural areas of the country.
Equipment that cannot be reused undergo an environmentally appropriate disposal process, ensuring that there is no damage to the environment.
Text: Ascom | Ministry of Communications * More information: press@mcom.gov.br | (61) 2027.6086 or (61) 2027.6628
