The project recognises the need to integrate excluded societies into the European Society and that services are required that will facilitate that integration.

The suggested services include messaging and communication between users (effectively just email), teleworking sites so that jobs can be completed remotely, discussion groups for users and subject orientated networks for information that may be of interest within particular subjects.

Services are also provided, along similar lines, for the groups already involved with the fight against exclusion. There is a recognition that both groups of users have individual needs and requirements.

The Manchester site has established the start of their section of the network, the Manchester Citizen Net, at http://www.poptel.org.uk/iac/mcnet/mchome.htm. They also have provided an exhaustive site explaining their involvement with the project and a description of how they see the project and its aims.

Pangea has set up a site along similar lines to the Manchester one, although with perhaps more information about Work Package Six and a brief description of the rest of the packages. This site is often hailed as the EPITELIO home site (at http://aleph.pangea.org/epitelio) although the site at http://www.eurosur.org/epitelio is also extremely informative.