Community Service

Supporting Eco-Responsibility

Through the Ontario Computers for Schools Program, CHI donates its used computers and peripherals to deserving organizations. CFS refurbishes computer equipment and provides them to schools, libraries, registered non-profit groups and charities. This effort diverts toxic waste from landfills through re-use of computer equipment.

Supporting our Environment

Through the Bruce Trail Association, CHI supports the conservation of our natural environment and watershed systems so that they will be preserved and appreciated well into the future. The Bruce Trail Association is an environmental organization that educates the public and our youth about environmental conservation and the biodiversity of the Niagara Escarpment.

Supporting Our Youth

By providing selected faculty, graduate and undergraduate students software, manuals, monographs and training, CHI believes in better preparing students for success in a global knowledge based world by providing hands on experience with the tools to prepare them for the future.

Supporting Higher Education and Industry Skills Development

By providing donations of monographs and other books to technical libraries and universities active in urban drainage engineering, and by offering selected students work internships, CHI is committed to strengthening the education of future engineers who wish to specialize in the field of watershed modeling and urban drainage design.

Supporting Historical Interpretation

Through Bill and Lyn James, CHI supports historical activities that interpret the nobility of early Civil Engineering works, and hosts a collection of information and media on the Hamilton Museum of Steam and Technology. Bill and Lyn actively work with the museum on research and books.

Supporting International Humanitarian and Development Efforts (especially Africa)

By offering special pricing for software and educational workshops in economically disadvantaged regions, CHI supports the development of better sanitation and clean water systems in environments where drainage is impaired or severely under developed.

For more information about our community service, please email us at info@computationalhydraulics.com.