CCAP — Services & Access
What the centre offers the community
CCAP is built around one idea: practical digital access for people in and around Mile 91 who would otherwise go without.
Services
How people use CCAP
Shared computer access
Community members can use centre computers for study, applications, research and practice — especially those with no device of their own.
Digital skills sessions
Practical, community-based sessions covering computer basics, documents, spreadsheets, email and safe internet use.
Support for SLIHSD learners
A physical base for learners taking SLIHSD online and blended modules who need connectivity, equipment or a quiet place to study.
Study and practice space
Room for students, teachers, young people and small organisations to work, learn and practise digital skills.
Online learning access
Connectivity for reputable free learning platforms such as UNICEF Agora, Kaya Connect and Alison (external platforms, not owned by SLIHSD).
Community meetings & workshops
Space for small training workshops, guest sessions and community digital-awareness events as capacity allows.
Who it is for
Open to the community
Opening hours and session schedules are arranged locally and depend on power and staffing. Contact us on +232 73655013 before travelling, and see Visit & Contact for directions.
Want to learn at CCAP?
Message us on +232 73655013 to ask about upcoming digital skills sessions and access times.