Elenasy CIC

Elenasy CIC A Cambridge CIC promoting digital inclusion, online safety, tech education, and play-based learning. Building Inclusive Communities & Digital Confidence.

Elenasy CIC is a Cambridge-based social enterprise. Our journey began, empowering underrepresented young people with digital skills and confidence for the future of work. Today, we have evolved into a UK community interest company focused on digital inclusion, online safety, and lifelong learning - supporting families, young people, and small business owners to thrive in an increasingly digital world. Through our community learning cafés, digital-skills and social-media workshops, and board-game sessions that foster creativity and problem-solving, we equip individuals with practical tools to stay safe online, embrace technology, and build stronger community connections. Our mission is to create inclusive spaces where learning sparks confidence, creativity, and connection - bridging cultures and communities, and helping people build digital confidence for life. At Elenasy CIC, we believe that when people learn together, they grow together - and together, we’re building a more connected, confident, and future-ready world.

One of the moments that made us smile on this weekend was a grandmother who came along with her grandchildren. She speak...
27/09/2026

One of the moments that made us smile on this weekend was a grandmother who came along with her grandchildren. She speaks little English, but she joined in, enjoyed herself and left us with a photo full of smiles. 💛

She isn’t the first grandparent to spend a Saturday with us. We’re seeing children, parents and grandparents come together around LEGO and games: building, thinking, talking and getting to know one another. This week, conversations with parents also turned to how we can support young people to stay safe online.

It’s lovely to see learning happen in so many ways, and to see families of all generations feel at home at Elenasy.

18/09/2026

Screens down. Play on! 🎲🧱🏓

We’re back with our Saturday sessions, bringing LEGO, chess, board games and table tennis together for creativity, STEM thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, movement and connection.

Many thanks to Cambridge City Council for enabling our Screen-Free Play sessions, and to for funding Get Active with Table Tennis. Lots of thanks too to for generously donating giant games and activity materials for our community to enjoy. 💜

📍 Every Saturday | 2–4pm
Free and open to the community.

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Team work at its best!Thank you to Suzanne Jackson, the community development officer Cambridge City Council for the imm...
17/09/2026

Team work at its best!
Thank you to Suzanne Jackson, the community development officer Cambridge City Council for the immense support!

17/09/2026

Elenasy Code club is back!

It was brilliant to welcome our young people back to Code Club at Darwin Green this weekend, with familiar faces returning and new learners joining us for the first time.

This term marks an exciting new chapter as our Code Club now runs as part of the Digital Hub creating more opportunities for young people to build digital skills, explore technology and learn confidently together.

A big thank you to Connecting Cambridgeshire and Cambridge City Council for supporting the Digital Hub and helping us make digital learning more accessible within our community.

Here’s a little glimpse from our first session back. We’re looking forward to seeing what our young people create this term! 💻🌱

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What a wonderful start for Connect Café!We were amazed by the turnout at last weekend’s session and delighted to see fam...
17/09/2026

What a wonderful start for Connect Café!

We were amazed by the turnout at last weekend’s session and delighted to see families and neighbours connecting, playing, learning and enjoying time together. The excitement from the community has been truly encouraging.

A special thank you to the Community Development Officer from Cambridge City Council - Suzanne Jackson for joining us and supporting the launch.

Connect Café is free and open to the community Darwin Green, Franklin Gardens and King’s Court Community. We look forward to welcoming everyone again this Saturday!
Many thanks to The National Lottery Community Fund for making this happen for the community.
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Summer is over, and we resume with autumn term events!Join us! Our latest project is our free community café: CONNECT CA...
10/09/2026

Summer is over, and we resume with autumn term events!

Join us! Our latest project is our free community café:

CONNECT CAFÉ
Eat. Play. Learn. Connect.

A welcoming space where families and neighbours can share food, conversation, play and learning, while building stronger community connections.

Made possible with funding from The National Lottery Community Fund. The National Lottery Community Fund

SCREEN-FREE PLAY
More play. More connection. Less screen time.

Creating accessible opportunities for young people and families to step away from screens, play together and develop creativity, problem-solving and social skills through LEGO and board games.

Supported by Cambridge City Council Cambridge City Council

GET ACTIVE WITH TABLE TENNIS
Move. Play. Connect.

Making it easier for young people, adults and families to get active together through fun, inclusive and accessible table tennis in the heart of the community.

Funded by Sport England. Sport England

DIGITAL HUB | CODE CLUB
Creating. Coding. Staying safe online.

Helping young people build practical digital skills through coding, creative technology and online safety, with access to devices and supported learning in their own community.

Supported by Connecting Cambridgeshire and Cambridge City Council.

This is what happens when we make a little more room for play. Over the weekend, children, adults and families from acro...
08/09/2026

This is what happens when we make a little more room for play.

Over the weekend, children, adults and families from across the Darwin Green, Franklin Gardens and King’s Court Community came out to play, laugh, meet neighbours and simply enjoy being together. Giant games, friendly competition, happy faces and plenty of moments shared across generations.

A huge thank you to Cambridge City Council for supporting our Street Play and to LQHomes for generously donating the games and play equipment.

Sometimes, building community really can be as simple as coming out to play.

A new school year means new classes, new friendships…and often new group chats.But have you heard of Com networks?“Com” ...
04/09/2026

A new school year means new classes, new friendships…and often new group chats.

But have you heard of Com networks?

“Com” is short for “community”, but these are harmful online groups where manipulation, blackmail and causing harm may be used to gain status. The National Crime Agency has identified them as an emerging safeguarding concern.

This is especially important for parents and carers raising boys. Not because boys should be treated with suspicion, but because they can be targeted, recruited or drawn into harmful behaviour. Boys need safeguarding too.

The answer is not fear or constant surveillance. Stay interested in their online world, pay attention to significant changes and remind them that they can come to you without immediately being blamed or punished.

Have you heard of Com networks before? Let us know in the comments, and share this with another parent or carer.

Online safety conversations do not always have to begin with a lecture. Sometimes, they happen naturally while young peo...
30/08/2026

Online safety conversations do not always have to begin with a lecture. Sometimes, they happen naturally while young people build, play, solve problems and work together.

Through LEGO, board games and other screen-free activities, we create opportunities to practise problem-solving, teamwork, communication, creativity and STEM thinking. While the young people play, we also have conversations with them and their parents about online safety, healthy screen habits and finding a better balance between digital and offline life.

The aim is not to suggest that screens are bad. Technology can support learning, creativity and connection. Young people also need interesting alternatives that remind them how much they can create, discover and enjoy away from a screen.

We are pleased that these sessions will continue from September, with support from Cambridge City Council

What screen-free activity does your family enjoy together?

If someone online told your young person, “Keep this between us”, would they feel safe enough to tell you?Online groomin...
29/08/2026

If someone online told your young person, “Keep this between us”, would they feel safe enough to tell you?

Online grooming and scams do not always begin with obvious danger. They can start with friendship, compliments, gaming rewards, an unexpected link or a request to move into a private chat.

As schools resume, let’s add online safety to the back-to-school checklist. Review privacy settings together, talk through the warning signs and, most importantly, let them know:

“If anything goes wrong online, you can tell me. I will help you before I judge you.”

What is one online-safety conversation you plan to have before school resumes?

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Darwin Green
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