Technology Support for Seniors

Needs-based. Individualised. Ongoing.

Learn what you want, at your pace, for as long as you need.

Living Connected

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT FOR SENIORS

Needs-based

learn what you want


Individualised

in your own way

On-going

as long as you need

Living Connected

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT FOR SENIORS

Needs-based

learn what you want
to do what you need


Individualised

learn at your pace
in your own way

On-going

learn as much as you want for as long as you need

What We Do

We help seniors use digital technology to do whatever they need to. Whilst technology is an integral part of what we do, our primary focus is on the social wellbeing of elders who, unlike younger people who use digital technology to stay connected, risk becoming isolated as they age. We exist to ensure seniors and others remain independent, connected and engaged through digital inclusion. In our community, in aged-care centres, in homes and online, from Bulli to Bega to Bundanoon, our experienced team of digital mentors help thousands of people learn to use their digital devices to improve their quality of life.

Why We're Here

The digital revolution has changed our lives. We keep in touch with family and friends, do our banking and shopping, navigate our streets, interact with government, and entertain ourselves online. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to this revolution or the skills to take advantage of it. We’re especially concerned about seniors who don’t have family or friends to help them use digital technology and navigate the online world. As more and more crucial services are moved online and less in-person help is available, we believe it’s even more important that seniors are supported in learning digital technology.

How We Help

We believe needs should come before technology and learning should be tailored to individuals. You should be able to learn what you want, on your device, at the place of your choosing. To that end, you can get help at one of our many public drops-ins, in your home, or online. We cater to all levels and work one-on-one or in small groups. No matter the environment or the situation, you’ll receive personalized help from a friendly, supportive mentor.

Click this button for information on our community drop-in centres  

Tap this button for information on our community drop-in centres  

Click this button to learn how our home visits can help you

Tap this button to learn how our home visits can help you

Click here for information about online help 

Tap here for information about online help 

Donated Devices

We sometimes have digital devices available for clients undergoing financial or other hardship. If you have a working digital device you’d like to donate or know someone in need of one, please get in touch.

Donations

Many of the folks who work for Living Connected do so voluntarily and most of our services are free. Help us keep it that way by clicking the donate button and making a donation. 

Many of the folks who work for Living Connected do so voluntarily and most of our services are free. Help us keep it that way by clicking the donate button and making a donation. 

Partnerships

As a networked organisation, Living Connected prides itself on building partnerships with communities and businesses. We are grateful to work alongside these and other organisations.

Join Us

We have a lot of fun doing what we do and get to meet all sorts of interesting people. We’re always looking for more helpers, so please get in touch if you’d like to join our team!


You can also apply for membership to Living Connected. As a member, you can have input into our organisation by participating in our occasional General Meetings and the AGM when we choose the Board for the following year. (Please note: all new applications for membership will be subject to Board approval.)

We acknowledge Aboriginal people as the First Nations Peoples of Australia and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future. We acknowledge the ongoing connection Aboriginal people have to this land and recognise Aboriginal people as the original custodians of this land.

Scroll to Top