• A house with doors open to the public, a computer lab, and connections to the Internet. May be a weekly "time slot" in someone's computer lab or Internet café.
• Supplies educational Kidlink services to economically less favored groups.
• KHouses come in three flavors:
  1. Kids: At least 2 hours on a certain weekday for kids that come from a school with their teachers, or different places (streets, hospitals, etc.) They come as part of a group
  2. Open: Kids that come without teachers, or adult coaches. They sign up formally, and come whenever they want.
  3. Family: Groups of senior citizens interact by email with KHouse kids.

Brazilian KHouses as of December, 2001