community access points

Community Access Points (CAPs) are public and community buildings where computers, scanners and printers have been installed for local people to use. There are eleven CAP's across South Cambridgeshire and they are listed below.

Just some of the things you can do at your CAP are: check email, surf the web, keep in touch with family, write letters/ documents (e.g. CV), access information and services, produce household accounts and scan photos and other documents. You can also learn basic computer skills and supervision and tutor support will be available to help you do this.

How about volunteering?

Cambridgeshire County Council are looking for local people with some IT experience, to become volunteers and help teach people how to use a computer or improve their existing skills.

Would you like to help your local community? Do you want to:

  • make a difference in someone's life
  • gain work experience
  • make new friends
  • develop your personal skills
  • enhance your CV

Volunteers will receive guidance on the free training tools available online. For further information please contact the County Council.

Where can I find my nearest CAP?

The South Cambs CAPs are located in the following villages:

(Each village links to a map, supplied from www.streetmap.co.uk (This link will open in a new window))

For Community Access Points in other parts of Cambridgeshire, please see:

Further information

To find out more information about your local CAP call 0345 045 5200 and ask for Community Access Points.

 

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