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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 those that need it. Communities
The non-profit InternetNZ is calling on New Zealand government and internet service providers to ensure all New Zealanders have access to the internet during the Coronavirus pandemic. Access to the
Cyber criminals have launched phishing scams in the wake of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre is urging people to follow online safety advice, from spotting
The Aged Care Industry Technology Council has called for investment in technology and innovation as a core feature of aged care. The Aged Care sector must learn to interact with
Two Australian home care providers are supporting their clients using technology to increase quality of life and help clients feel more socially connected. A Gold Coast woman has benefited from
Family and friends share stories over screens across town instead of cups of tea across the table. Musicians serenade their fans via concerts streamed online. This morning I watched a
National SeaWeek involves many volunteer-run community events through 08 March and is hosted by the New Zealand Association for Environmental Education. Community groups will lead over 330 volunteers who are
Community pubs in the UK are being encouraged to lead local clean up events as part of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great Spring Clean in March and April 2020 Community members
Under new rules, employers in bushfire affected areas may be able to hire the same backpackers for a full year, and volunteer work can count towards visa requirements. Volunteer groups
Many schools rely on volunteer support for fundraisers to meet basic needs, but a lack of data makes it unclear how much the efforts contribute overall financially to public schools.
Clean Up Australia has logged over 35 million volunteer hours since its first event in 1990 and has inspired other environmentally-conscious initiatives. This year Clean Up Australia hopes to have
This article was written by Katie Churchill, a local resident. “Back in October I stopped in at the Tin Shed for a coffee after a walk, on a very rare
Gunthers Lane in Bathurst gets the prize for the biggest turnout ever to the launch of a Leep digital mentoring program. Last Wednesday (11 March) 30 people in Bathurst came
This is a free program offered by NSW Rural Fire Service to support community members who are most at-risk. The program supports people with limited domestic support available and could
‘Avoid Being Scammed – Tips for Seniors’ aims to inform seniors of the risks and how to avoid being scammed. A high number of scams targeting the elderly in the
Communities in Regional NSW will now be able to access the ride-sharing service Uber. Uber is a ride-sharing service where users arrange for rides and pay via a mobile app.
Wool auctions across Australia were cancelled recently due to a ransomware attack on the industry’s main software provider. Wool growers saw delays in payment as a result of a
The NSW Government Gig State Project has funded a $100 million grant for bringing faster, more reliable networking to the Dubbo region. Investment in infrastructure and capacity for Dubbo’s connectivity
Leep offices are located on the ancestral lands of the Darug people. We pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge them as the Traditional Custodians of the land, that sovereignty was never ceded and that we work on stolen land.
