Community Information Resource Centres (CIRCs) are community-driven; bottom-up platforms that seek to bridge the digital divide and transform information-dark communities into information-empowered communities. A typical CIRC is enabled with computers, cameras, printers, projectors, scanners, internet, wi-fi and broadband. They are run by enthusiastic, young and passionate community members who understand the meaning of information and how it can empower communities of all class and cadre
through all possible means like digital literacy, ICT skills, employable skills, English, entertainment, health, agriculture, entrepreneurship, RTI, e-governance and so on.

Building connected public spaces through community participation to reach the unreached and ensure digital inclusion.

Creating information empowered, equitable communities by providing digital access to information, knowledge and online services.

Promoting diversity, inclusivity, sustainability and protecting environment, heritage and culture beside respect natural resources are crosscutting ethos and values of all CIRCs.