Connecting Our Seniors
Fancy a cooking class or comedy show? Council’s 2023 Senior Festival has it all! Kicking off on Wednesday, February 1, the largest celebration for seniors in the southern hemisphere is
In the Media
The Digital Literacy Foundation has been servicing the NSW community at large for a number of years now. It is always good to see that our efforts do not go unnoticed. From time to time we catch the waiting eye of the media who shall report on some of the important aspects of our work. Keep an eye on this space to see all the latest media and news stories in the one place.
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The Importance of Digital Inclusion
A national project is exploring internet access for low-income families, and its impact on their education and lifelong learning opportunities. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the vital role played by the
Embracing the Digital Literacy Foundation
The Digital Literacy Foundation – a new name, a fresh look, a bigger, better mission… and free iPads! The Digital Literacy Foundation (formerly Leep NGO) has re-energised its mission to
Avoid Getting Scammed
If you’ve recently fallen victim to an online scam, you’re not alone. With giants such as Medibank and Optus being hacked, it seems no one is safe. It’s for this
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What are the Pros and Cons of the new Support at Home Program?
March 8, 2023
In July 2024, one single Support at Home Program will replace the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, Home Care Packages, and the Short Term Restorative Care Program. In the summer edition
Tech Mate Spotlight | Introducing Phil
March 7, 2023
Phil decided to become a Digital Literacy Foundation trained volunteer digital mentor, or Tech Mate, four years ago, after reading a newspaper article about the work we do. During a
Learner Spotlight | Gail’s New World
March 6, 2023
“It was a new world to me. It opened up a whole lot of things,” says Gail. Gail is talking about the Digital Literacy Foundation’s Click & Connect iPad loan
Hazards Near Me App
March 6, 2023
During bushfire season you may have heard of, or been recommend to use, the app Fires Near Me from the NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW State Emergency Service (SES).