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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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Media release: Get Online Week 2020
The annual campaign aims to support 2.5million Australians who are not online through 700 digital skills mentoring events across the country.
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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.
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Connecting spiritually through tech
Be Connected has enabled Inderjit to connect with Gurbani (Sikh prayers) websites to educate himself and connect spiritually.
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26 new Capacity Builders announced
This round of grants saw over $1million in funding awarded to community organisations, leading to the training of 1,840 digital mentors.
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A growing digital skills program
Since joining Be Connected, STAR Community Services has supported nearly 300 elderly participants to learn digital skills.
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Federal Pre-Budget Submission 2020/2021
We have four key recommendations for the Australian Government to address in the 20/21 Federal Budget.
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Reinventing digital literacy support in a crisis
Read our research on the impact of COVID-19 on community-based digital inclusion programs.
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Combatting isolation with tech
Cire Services is loaning internet-connected tablets to their community members to help them virtually combat isolation.
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