More residents in Manila are gaining access to digital education through the Mobile Computer Learning Center, an initiative launched through the partnership of the Junior Chamber International Manila and the Manila City Library.

The program aims to expand learning opportunities by bringing computer education directly to communities, allowing beneficiaries to acquire essential digital skills without the need to travel to learning centers.

Participants received basic training in computer operations and digital technology, providing them with foundational skills that can support further education and improve their employment opportunities.

City officials said the initiative reflects the continuing commitment of the Manila City Library and its partner organizations to make education more accessible to Manileños, especially those living in underserved communities.

Through the Mobile Computer Learning Center, organizers seek to help bridge the digital divide by providing practical knowledge and skills that can empower residents in an increasingly technology-driven society.

The Manila City Library said it will continue collaborating with partner organizations to bring more educational programs closer to communities, ensuring that more Manileños have access to learning opportunities that promote personal growth and livelihood development.