Willetton Digital Technology Club for 50+

LAUNCHING for 2025 - next Monday 10th March!
Join us for free Digital Literacy session for Seniors. Learn how to use and be comfortable with your own device.
Dates and times in Calendar below - everyone welcome 🤩😀
Please contact us for further info - (08) 9457 3888 or email: [email protected]

WOW!! 😮 😯
What a fantastic launch for our 2024 Willetton Digital Technology Club for 50+!!!
We can’t wait to get stuck in help this group get online and have fun with their devices!!!
Thanks to Good Things Foundation Australia for your support 🤗

Have you seen this?? Which is why we recommend ensuring you have a strong password!!

Want to join us for 2024? Register now, classes commencing soon 🤩

Our students taking part in a ZOOM call today…. Learning so many skills! Yes that is a cat 🐈

Please tell your friends!!!New enrolments only please.
***** FREE EVENT*****
The Willetton Digital Technology Club for 50+ is kicking off again for 2022 next Monday 14th February 9:30am-11:30am at Rostrata Family Centre. Learn how to use your devices confidently, and be safe online. This course is for beginners and will be ongoing throughout 2022. Please bring your own fully-charged device. This course is free 😃Bookings Essential.

Please share with friends, neighbours and family members who may like to become more confident with digital technology in a social setting. To register interest please phone 9457 3888 or email [email protected] - ALL over 50's Welcome - Morning tea by gold coin donation.

A big THANKYOU to Karin who can in this week to tell us all about how to do our taxes online using MyTax, and spent lots of time answering all our questions! Thank you again, we loved having you here 🤗

We are nearing the end of our Be Connected journey with our 2020 Learners. We suffered a setback with COVID, but we are on track for a successful year! Looking forward to Term 4 and some fun projects!

Lately there have been a huge increase in the amount of scams doing the rounds, and the amount of money being lost due to phishing scams.

To stay safe, people should avoid clicking links in emails or text messages, instead sourcing their own websites or phone numbers for the companies or government departments supposedly contacting them. Also talk to family and friends, this dramatically reduces the risk of getting caught by a scam.

Check out what's doing the rounds on the Scamwatch website.

Super scams, fake puppies: COVID-19 isolation triggers jump in cybercrime Cybercriminals exploit the struggling and lonely with new scams, and are targeting bank accounts in the pandemic like never before, the ACCC warns.