Basic Computer &
Digital Literacy Program
HOCW’s Basic Computer & Digital Literacy Program equips women survivors of violence, adolescents, caregivers, and refugees with practical digital skills needed to participate confidently in today’s connected world.
What We Teach
Through beginner-friendly, hands-on training, participants learn:
- Basic computer use
- Typing
- File management
- Internet safety
- Online information searching
- Digital communication
Greater Opportunities
The program strengthens economic empowerment, education, employability, and family wellbeing by helping participants access jobs, online services, learning opportunities, markets, and essential information.
Employment
Learning
Services
Business
Information
Integrated for
Real-Life Impact
Digital literacy is also integrated into HOCW’s livelihood, business, financial literacy, language, and integration programs, making digital skills immediately useful in everyday life.
Digital Literacy Program
The Digital Literacy Program equips refugees and vulnerable communities with practical digital skills to promote businesses, reach customers, use online platforms, accept digital payments, and increase income, helping participants build sustainable livelihoods and economic independence.
Why This Program Matters
Basic computer skills are essential for learning, communication, accessing information, and finding opportunities. Our program helps refugees, survivors, caregivers, and young people build confidence in using computers for everyday tasks, accessing online services, communicating, learning, and exploring education and employment opportunities safely.
