GOAL:

To educate the community of Moosonee in the area of Computer Technology.  The programs main focus is to enhance peoples knowledge of the Internet.

About the Community Access Program:

The Community Access Program (CAP) is an Initiative designed by Industry Canada to service communities in Ontario with computer  and internet training.  This program services all ages.

Hours of Operation:     Weekdays:    9 am - 5 pm
 
 

Services Provided:
 

• Kids Camp:    Where children between the ages of 6-12 years old learn how to surf the internet and use a computer properly.
• Computer Access:    a time for people to utilize the computers available for purposes of job search, typing resumes, research and doing homework.
• Internet Access:  The community members opportunity to surf the internet and learn how to use it to their advantage.
• Web Page Development:    The employees at this point will help an individual create an internet web page for members of the community or local organization.
• Babysitter's Course:    Where children over the age of 12 can obtain their Babysitter's Certificate.  The course which is on CD Rom involves four activities, four tests and the BIG Exam.  The Big Exam has to be passed with 100% before the certificate can be issued.

Each summer the Moosonee Native Friendship Centre obtains funds through the Youth Employment Strategy to hire a youth to run the capsite during the summer months.

Community Access Program Web Page:  http://cap.unb.ca