Western NSW Primary Health Network hands out drought grants
The federally funded Community Wellbeing and Support program has handed out more than 30 grants through the Western NSW Primary Health Network. The grants were
Leep enables people to use technology in an increasingly digital world.
Focussing on building digital skills and confidence, we work to close the digital divide and reduce social and economic exclusion.
Understand technology
Our digital mentoring programs offer free one-on-one support from a volunteer digital mentor, who can assist you on a phone, laptop or tablet. Digital mentoring lets people learn about technology at their own pace, and in a relaxed environment.
Please bring your own device and make a booking by calling 1300 163 106.
Volunteer
Help close the digital divide! Become a digital mentor.
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 digital mentor.
In this role, you would support people one-on-one to build basic digital skills.
We have positions available at multiple locations and times.
Training and events
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Rural and Remote Health Scientific Symposium: Shaping the future, 25-26 May 2020, Alice Springs
This event is bringing together members from the rural and remote health research sector with policy makers to look into the health sector in rural
Support people in Orange to get online with free training, 19th September, Orange
Many people in Orange lack the skills to use digital devices like phones, laptops and tablets. This can result in social and economic exclusion. You
