Isolation Spurs Digital Activity in Older People
Lockdown during COVID-19 has increased digital activity in New Zealand seniors. 43% of seniors in the Otago region have had a strong desire to increase their digital knowledge and
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UNDERSTAND TECHNOLOGY
Leep is offering free support to those who are isolated and lacking basic digital skills during the COVID-19 crisis.
By mobilising Leep’s proven volunteer-powered Tech Mate program, vulnerable Australians will have access to online tech support providing guidance and inclusion on a variety of topics.
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Help close the digital divide! Become a Tech Mate.
Today, technology is an essential part of life. But for people who don’t understand these new tools, technology can become a barrier, creating disadvantage and hardship.
If you’d like to be part of the solution and make a difference in the lives of people in your community, apply today to become a Tech Mate.
In this role, you would support people one-on-one to build basic digital skills.
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