Donated equipment is first handled by our sorting centers and then transferred to one of our six partner-workshops where special programs of social insertion are offered to young adults. Computers play a key role in developing new personal, social and professional skills thus encouraging them to resume their studies or seek permanent employment.
Thanks to the Canadian Government’s CFS+ Internship program, we also offer a first hand work experience to IT (Information Technology) graduates in our reconditioning centers. By allowing them to acquire relevant work experience, this project helps former students transit from the education environment to the job market.
