Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

This project proposal aims to create a modern Digital Club with three workstations, providing free access for people of different age groups to modern technologies, digital resources, and training programs. The club will offer opportunities for both structured training and for self-learning and individual work.
By establishing a well-equipped space with computers, licensed software, internet connectivity, and peripheral devices, the project will stimulate the development of key digital skills, critical thinking, and creative use of new technologies. The Digital Club will be located in the reading room of the community center, in a renovated and refreshed area of approximately 60 sq.m., which will be equipped with appropriate technology, furniture, air conditioning, and blinds to ensure a comfortable learning environment.
The club will operate 4 hours per day, and the community center’s librarian will be appointed as a mentor under an additional labor contract. This decision will provide flexibility – upon users’ request, the club will also be able to function beyond the fixed hours, within the regular working time of the community center.
The project is in line with the priorities of the ISUN 2020 Programme for promoting digitalization and equal access to education. Its implementation will support the active inclusion of people of different age groups, expand their lifelong learning competences, and enhance their competitiveness on the labor market.

Main Expected Results:
1. Established and functioning Digital Club with 3 fully equipped workstations;
2. Appointed mentor to provide support and motivate participants;
3. Increased digital literacy and skills for working with electronic services.
All of this will lay the foundation for the sustainable functioning of the Digital Club and will turn the community center into an attractive place, strengthening its role as an active public space for education, digitalization, and social integration.