Need to learn the skills to access information online during a disaster?
Our digital inclusion program can help!
There will be four workshops held at both:
- Bardon Neighbourhood Centre and,
- New Farm Neighbourhood Centre.
to support people to learn the skills they need to access information online during a disaster.
These workshops are for people with disability to:
- learn essential digital skills,
- get facts and information in times of emergency,
- have access to essential goods, services and support like food, medicine, healthcare, support,
- stay connected to family, friends and workers.
Being online is really important during emergencies and disasters. Bring your phone, tablet or laptop with a full battery and any additional support you need!
Bardon
Workshop #1 - Getting to know your device - How do I use my device? What do I need to know? - 4 May 2022
Workshop #2 - Being online and staying informed - How do I access the internet and make a video call? - 11 May 2022
Workshop #3 - Accessing essential goods and services - How do I use social media, apps and online services? - 18 May 2022
Workshop #4 - Understanding data - What is data, how? How much does it cost? and Where do I start? - 25 May 2022
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm (morning tea provided)
Where: Bardon Neighbourhood Centre, 180 Jubilee Terrace, Bardon
Download the workshop flyer here »
Find the accessible version here.
New Farm
Workshop #1 - Getting to know your device - How do I use my device? What do I need to know? - 31 May 2022
Workshop #2 - Being online and staying informed - How do I access the internet and make a video call? - 7 June 2022
Workshop #3 - Accessing essential goods and services - How do I use social media, apps and online services? - 14 June 2022
Workshop #4 - Understanding data - What is data, how? How much does it cost? and Where do I start? - 21 June 2022
Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm (afternoon tea provided)
Where: New Farm Neighbourhood Centre, 967 Brunswick St, New Farm
Download the workshop flyer here »
Find the accessible version here.
Do you need a digital device? Please call 1300 363 783 and ask to speak to the digital inclusion team.
Read more about the Digital Inclusion Project here »