The Joven Club, a project created by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, has 640 facilities that have their raison d'être in communities, grandparents' centers, kindergartens, homes for children without family protection and schools to reach the heart of each person and transmit knowledge and experiences.

Among its preferential services and products for the public are El Estanquillo, the Cuban Collaborative Encyclopedia Ecured, and the audiovisual La Mochila.

Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, President of the Councils of State and Ministers, congratulated today, Sunday, the workers of the Joven Club.

Anniversary Congratulations to the workers of the Computer Science Joven Club. A forever lasting foundational idea of Fidel that we continue with the computerization of society. #SomosCuba #SomosContinuidad, stated
the president on his Twitter account.

Its centers have already graduated 4.7 million people in different courses of Computing and Electronics, in the modalities face-to-face, blended distance, and continue to contribute to the process of computerization of society, according to Juventud Rebelde.

On September 8th, 1987, the Joven Club opened its doors, for the first time, and the same in Havana as in Santiago de Cuba they settled in the neighborhood and soul of the Cubans of that time who, with joy and amazement, were witnessing a new stage of growth as human beings, people and nation, hand in hand with a PC mouse.