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Good Things Foundation has a lot to share on all things digital inclusion, technology for social good and community learning.
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Media release: Be Connected impact
We welcome a recent social impact report by Swinburne University of Technology, which finds that the Be Connected program, delivered by Good Things Foundation, created a social return on investment of $4.01 for every $1 invested.
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Live-Streamed Cooking
Be Connected Network partners WEA Illawarra recently held a cooking demonstration as an activity for their Be Connected Community Engagement grant.
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Closing the digital health divide
There is a risk in healthcare digitising that some vulnerable patients and populations will be unable to benefit from it exactly when they most need it, due to the digital divide.
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Loan devices to those in need
Grafton Library's digital devices program is helping their community stay connected while in-person support is limited.
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Good Things Foundation Australia 2019/20 Annual Report
This year has shown more than ever how important it is for everyone in Australia to be digitally included.
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Digital Upskilling for NFPs
On 21 October 2020, we hosted a special webinar with PwC Australia to talk about the importance of digitally upskilling your organisation.
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Digital Inclusion for All
Melyssa Troy, Communications Manager at ACCAN, writes about how digital inclusion is about access, affordability and ability.
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Neil Imlach – Get Online Week
Everything Neil has learned about technology, he's learned since retirement.
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Good Things Foundation welcomes Budget announcement, still more work to do
We welcome the 2020 Federal Budget announcement that the Be Connected program has been extended for 3 more years.
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Ken Skerman – Get Online Week
Having worked for 40 years in the agriculture sector, Ken didn't think he would ever need to use the internet - until he did.
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Lan Ngoc Chau – Get Online Week
Thanks to her new digital skills, Lan Ngoc Chau is now confidently searching for reliable information during the pandemic.
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Never too late to learn
At 93, Val is enjoying learning about managing her health online to keep her mind active.