Direction C · 2026–2027
Digital tools and an intergenerational network. Digital independence has no age limit — and neither does the right to take part in society.
Results & objectives · 2021 → 2040
Completed = 2021–2026, public figures. * 2040 goals proposed by the association, currently being validated.
The cause · why this programme exists
Doctor’s appointments, pensions, banking — everything is moving online. Many older people are left out. Young people help them back in.
From the field · 4 images
Real activities with real young people. Tap an image to see it full size, then share it — every share brings a new supporter.
What we actually do
Access to services, communication and everyday independence.
The phone, the internet, online public services, telemedicine.
Young volunteers and older people: sharing digital skills and active companionship.
Our role · how we work
Mutual mentoring: digital skills in one direction, life experience in the other.
Who we work with
The specialist profiles we start and run the activities with. Their names appear in the project reports.
Turning pixels into oxygen
“Pixels connect generations. Generations breathe together.”
Projects 2026–2035
Extended through the Social Innovation Lab
This programme feeds directly into the Social Innovation Lab initiatives, built on European models.
What we hope for · how you can help
Support digital inclusion for older people.
Materials, tablets and trainers for a group of older people.
Donate →One hour a week alongside an older person in the community.
Become a volunteer →Simple devices, set up for first steps online.
Donate devices →Partners for telemedicine and online public services.
Let’s talk →Support the programme
Sources and methodology
Our own figures (young people trained, schools, localities) come from the association’s records and are published in the impact report. Context statistics come from official sources, with the year of the latest available edition.