Welcome to

The Clicsite Project: What's it about and who's in it?

CLICsites are community hubs. They provide the staff, programs, services and
technology to assist individuals in connecting to learning, business, career and
voluntary sector services and supports. They demonstrate cross sectoral community collaboration to facilitate both individual and community capacity building.

Individuals walking in the door to a clicsite could be looking for information, a career change , a workplace certification, a seniors service, a university program, a job,
a virtual meeting facility, photocopy and fax services, public internet access, a
meeting room, a videoconference presentation or access to any service that is not
readily available in their community and are looking for connections.

The original CLICsites - in the Three Hills Municipal Library and the Hanna Learning
Centre were funded under Rural Alberta's Development fund to demonstrate
community collaboration that would build rural capacity, in a transferable model that could be utilized provincially. A joint venture of the Town of Three Hills, the Hanna Learning Centre and the Three Hills Library Board, these centers will give residents
in east-central Alberta better access to and expanded value from Alberta's SuperNet.