Community Aid Australia Inc (CAAI) held a community event to promote digital literacy amongst older Australians. Be Connected is an Australia wide initiative empowering all Australians to thrive in a digital world.
The event was held for the Indian Australian community at Curry Guru Indian Restaurant at Werribee in February. The bilingual digital mentor made it easier for the participants to engage.
With this Federal Government initiative any Australian can learn a new skill from home or at nearby community organisation. Join thousands of Australians who are taking free courses on everything from how to access the internet, using your device and keeping in touch with others.
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