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As part of its Farmers and Friends Online project, supported by Wentworth Healthcare and NSW Farmer Hartley Branch, Leep is running the following workshop next Tuesday, the 11th of February:
The recent bushfire crisis has shown how important it is to be able to access multiple sources of emergency information, including sources that can be accessed from a mobile device.
Scotland’s social housing sector recently identified an opportunity to provide digital literacy support to their tenants by training and deploying “Digital Motivators” and “Digital Champions”. The program aimed to close
Mobile phone users from nations of emerging economies face challenges ranging from signal range, high cost of the device and data plan, and lack of devices written in their own
“Digital literacy is all about being aware of what’s going on online and how you’re engaging with those processes’”. The presence of misinformation on social media can often go undetected
Set up and personalise your Apple desktop computer or laptop with helpful, step-by-step videos and a fun, interactive guide that shows you all the features you need to know about.
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
This conference will attract delegates from across NSW, the broader Australian alcohol and other drug treatment sector and other health and human services. Showcasing interventions designed to improve outcomes for
Using a phone or computer, business travellers and anyone looking to help others can engage in micro-volunteering and make a difference to someone in a small but meaningful way. Apps
A Northland, New Zealand volunteer has taught her manager at a native plant nursery New Zealand Sign Language. The Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust runs a native plant nursery in
Tomakin resident Matthew Hatcher saw a need for managing donation logistics in his region, so he started an independent volunteer group South Coast Donation Logistics to rapidly meet bring help
Listen in on the perspective of twenty year volunteer member Senior Deputy Captain Heather Jones of Wallarah Fire Brigade. Heather Jones joined the Wallarah Fire Brigade over twenty years ago,
As rural communities face erratic environmental conditions, social isolation and economic hardship, a new podcast hopes to promote mental wellbeing and resilience in the bush. Mate Helping Mate features the
This week Leep launched a Tech Mate program in Canowindra, to support the local community to build basic digital skills. We were excited to have a full first session, with
The NSW Seniors Festival celebrates the contributions of seniors to communities in NSW. Workshops, Expos, Demonstrations, Activities, and other events will be held across the state in mid-February. Find an
There will be a number of activities spanning over 20 weeks aimed to improve health and well-being for seniors available to those in Parkes, Forbes, Condobolin, Peak Hill, Trundle, and
During a recent reprieve from fighting bushfires The Oaks Rural Fire Brigade brought their own supply of donated goods to the Central West drought-affected community of Condobolin. The Oaks Rural
AI-imbedded equipment, genetic modification, and supply chain traceability using DNA are just a few of the high-tech solutions to be highlighted at this year’s World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit. Fifteen companies
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.
