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Digital technologies and the internet have become an essential part of modern life in a very short space of time. While there are many benefits to digital technologies, they have also unfortunately left many people behind.
The WA Digital Inclusion Project aims to support people to access the benefits of technology.
Apply to become a Community Champion and help uplift the digital skills of your community
Helpful links to digital skills learning tools and resources
Helpful links to community supports and emergency services
Find out about digital inclusion events happening in your community
“I don’t know how to use a computer or how to access the internet”
“I don’t know how to use online government services”
“I don’t have access to a computer or the internet”
“I don’t know how to do online banking”
“I don’t know how to use email”
“Internet costs are too expensive for me”
“I am too worried about my personal information and safety to use the internet”
“I am worried about being a victim of a scam”
“I don’t know how to search for employment online”
This program has opened doors for women who had little access to opportunities, helping them move beyond isolation into education, employment, and entrepreneurship. It has been rewarding to see their confidence and sense of possibility grow through this initiative
Anbumoly Kuppusamy
Communities Liaison Specialist, Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia
The scholarship program served to equip me with more confidence … the fact that we had the luxury of being escorted multiple times through the somewhat foreign lands of technology, proved to be a saving a grace for this course. Several patient facilitators and on-site peer workers ensured I always felt supported. Thank you very much Digital Inclusion Crew.
Scholarship Recipient