New world computer skills for seniors

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A PILOT course for the Combined Probus Club of Deloraine was organized to give seniors an opportunity to learn basic computer skills in small groups of friends.

The Meander Valley Council provided a community grant to assist in delivering group sessions and mentoring during November, while Deloraine House supported the project with a venue.

Being able to complete forms and shop online has become a huge part of the new world. Not to mention online banking and the receiving of news from community organizations, family and friends.

The ability to have a Zoom meeting has opened up a new way of communicating and even joining a local yoga class.

The Rotary Passport Club of Melbourne initiated the project and are now arranging access to devices so that seniors can try before they buy, and to assist those that need more support to enter the new digital world.

For more information contact loisbeckwith@bigpond.com.

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