Mateusz Pawłowski wants to help companies that have not operated online so far to enter the virtual world and thus - survive. 
Entrepreneurs are being hit by further restrictions. Many now have neither the strength nor the money to develop the company. Help is needed everywhere: in Bydgoszcz or Chorzów? It does not matter, because in the virtual world for Mateusz Pawłowski there are no limits. Unfortunately, they are real in this, which the 25-year-old, blind from birth, learns about every day. At the time of a pandemic, he forgets about his already tame problems and stretches out his hand towards those whose professional world is collapsing on their heads.
Who can take advantage of this free offer? Everyone! The only condition is to run a company, foundation, institution or any other activity that does not yet have its own website.
After designing the website, you can submit your comments to Mr. Mateusz, which he will try to take into account. Each element of the template can also be modified according to your needs. As part of the ENET project, you can also count on free blog development.
The Katowice-based company Lingua-IT cooperates with the project, which provides a free server, thanks to which the maintenance of the website also costs nothing. 
Mateusz Pawłowski also helps entrepreneurs in advertising their activities on the Google map. 
In addition to designing websites, Mateusz Pawłowski also conducts free classes for children and young people on the functioning of blind people in society, to which we cordially invite you together with him!
"I can't see from birth due to severe damage to the retina," says the 24-year-old. - I will probably never be completely independent as a blind person. I need help from my relatives, even in getting around. But I try very hard to be as independent as possible. Fortunately, more and more people in Poland think about the needs of the blind, and architectural barriers, for example, are gradually disappearing. Anyway, before the pandemic, I myself tried to disseminate knowledge about the needs of the blind. I have visited schools all over the country. For the first time in their lives many students saw a blind person, with a white cane and a guide dog. If at least one child after such a meeting knows how to behave towards a blind person, how to help him, if he needs this help - it is success and satisfaction for me.
The project page is 
www.facebook.com/enet.ovh
www.enet.ovh
Contact details:
Tel .: 505 904 182 
E-mail: info@enet.ovh