Hostmaster will teach children, people with disabilities, and the elderly how to use the internet.

On May 27, 2011, as part of the annual conference of the Internet Association of Ukraine (IAU) in Sudak, Hostmaster held a round table discussion on “Prospects for the Development of the Ukrainian Domain Space.”

Tatyana Dolinskaya, the company's director, announced Hostmaster's new social focus in her speech. Hostmaster will teach children how to use the internet and foster online communication. The company believes this will address the pressing issue of the "talent shortage" by training specialists who will be able to work for internet companies in the future. Hostmaster also plans to help people with disabilities by training and providing remote work opportunities. Hostmaster also plans to target homemakers and the elderly.

Tatyana Dolinskaya encouraged people to join Hostmaster's new social projects, noting that everyone benefits. "Well-educated children capable of launching their own projects, women who know how to start their own online businesses, people with disabilities working remotely, and seniors capable of creating consulting groups—all of these are our potential users—domain registrants and internet users," noted Irina Bokhno, a copywriter at Hostmaster.