The aim of the project was to activate 50 people aged 60+ living in the county of Puławy, through the implementation of activities contributing to increasing the skills of using modern technologies, dissemination of technological solutions conducive to social inclusion and safe functioning of these people in the network. Thanks to the implementation of the project strengthened local cooperation with the local government , as well as organizations operating or centered around the senior community. As part of the project, a survey of digital activity of 151 seniors was conducted, which provided the basis for the development of the survey report available at www.fpcp.org.pl , a workshop for seniors , a workshop for trainers and a closing meeting was held for 80 participants, including NGOs. Through the proposed forms of support, the Foundation strengthened its position as a Leader in the local market in the field of training assistance for seniors among NGOs.
Thanks to the implementation of the project, a method of cooperation was developed with an international organization, Project Partner-Foundation Novareckon srl. Until now there were no projects in international partnership , in which the Foundation was a participant. The fear of international partnership was overcome, the parties cooperated with each other at every stage. Establishment of relations allowed strengthening of English language skills among the staff of the Leader -Puławski Center for Entrepreneurship. The lessons learned will be the basis for work toward offering various forms of support for seniors and establishing more local and international partnerships. Thanks to the funding, it was possible to provide training support to seniors from the county of Puławy in the area of acquiring or improving skills in the use of available and popular applications and prevention of cybercrime. The result of the project is, among other things, a report on a survey of seniors, in the area of handling and using the Internet. The survey identifies areas for further cooperation with the senior community and with local government and the third sector toward programming support for people over 60.