“What is needed most is not toilet paper, it’s a sense of community”
These difficult times have brought out the best in humanity as people reach out to support their communities by offering care and organising help for
We build digital literacy in communities experiencing disadvantage.
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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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