Connecting Seniors. Bridging the Digital Divide. Empowering Lives.

African Community Services (ACS) recognizes that Black seniors may experience social isolation and marginalization. Our Seniors &
Digital Inclusion Program promotes social connection, cultural pride, independence, and overall well-being through inclusive, culturally appropriate activities and support.
Designed for adults aged 55 and older, the program provides a safe and welcoming space for seniors to connect, build friendships, share experiences, and remain active members of their community.
Our Seniors’ Social Circle meets every other Monday from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the ACS office. These gatherings provide opportunities for seniors to socialize, participate in engaging activities, build meaningful relationships, and enjoy a sense of belonging.
Participants can enjoy a variety of activities and learning opportunities, including:
Social Connection: Group gatherings, games, celebrations, and opportunities to build friendships.
Health & Wellness: Workshops and activities that promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Digital Inclusion: Computer learning sessions and support with technology, the internet, social media, and digital services.
Recreation & Leisure: Arts and crafts, dancing, Zumba, yoga, group outings, and other recreational activities.
Community Education: Information about seniors’ rights, available resources, and services that support independence and quality of life.
Through these activities, ACS empowers Black and African seniors to stay connected, develop new skills, access community resources, and enjoy a stronger sense of belonging.
Our goal is to help every senior feel valued, supported, connected, and empowered.
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The Digital Literacy Program helps participants develop essential digital skills and confidence in using computers, mobile devices, and online tools.
Participants learn to navigate the internet, communicate online, access essential services, complete job searches, and stay safe in the digital world.
The program aims to bridge the digital divide by reducing barriers to technology and improving access to information, services, and opportunities.

Helping seniors stay socially connected, build digital skills, and access essential online resources through inclusive activities, technology training, and community support.
African Community Services of Peel
10 Gillingham Drive, Unit 308 Brampton, Ontario
L6X 5A5, Canada
Ph: (905) 460 9514
Cell: (647) 553 9514
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