"Social Inclusion Through Technology"

More than 30 years after IBM introduced the Personal Computer, 1,500,000 Australian households (17%) still lack access to computers and the internet.  Almost all of those households earn less than $40,000/year, and while many see the social and economic benefits of getting connected, the cost of technology and access to training is a significant barrier.  We strive to overcome the inequities caused by a lack of access.

WorkVentures helps these households connect through projects including:

• Connect IT - Australia's largest not-for-profit computer refurbishment program
• iGetIT! - Computer training for indigenous youth running in the Northern Territory
• i.settle.with.IT! - Computer training for migrants & refugees
• Our Connect Centre at Airds in the Campbelltown area

Cyber Safety - are you & your fmaily safe online?

Are you equipped to protect yourself online?  Could you provide advice to your children on cyber bullying, sexting, social media privacy & identity theft?  If you're not sure, then read our post on cyber safety.

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