CEED Centre CAP Site

Community Access Program (CAP) sites offer free public Internet access to help bridge the digital divide separating some people from access to computers, the Internet and information technology and the skills to use them. CAP sites are also known as telecenters in some countries. The CAP in Canada is funded in part by Industry Canada, a ministry of the Government of Canada and partly by the social service agencies and other institutions that host the CAP sites. CAP Sites are organized into networks. The CEED Centre CAP Site is part of the North Fraser FreeNet, which is coordinated by the CEED Centre Society. The Pacific Community Network Association is a collective of CAP networks in British Columbia and the Yukon.

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CEED Centre

11739 223 Street

Maple Ridge, B.C., Canada  V2X 5X8

Tel: (604) 463-2229

info@ceedcentre.org

www.ceedcentre.org

Equipment: 2 eMacs (MacOSX), one color inkjet printer, one B&W laser printer, 1 flatbed scanner, digital camera.

Software: browser (Safari), Microsoft Office for Mac

Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (occasionally open beyond regular hours). Closed on statutory holidays.

Training/Assistance: Basic Internet orientation, assistance in accessing online government services, resume printing, free e-commerce site setup, etc. Bookings for individual training can be made during regular office hours.

This CAP Site is made possible in part by grants from Industry Canada.