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1. Assist older adults in navigating digital devices, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. 2. Assist in setting up and configuring digital devices i.e., installing applications, adjusting settings, and connecting to Wi-Fi networks. 3. Teach basic digital skills i.e., sending emails, using social media, browsing the internet, and accessing online services (online banking, healthcare portals) 4. Educate older adults on digital safety and security best practices, including how to recognize and avoid online scams, protect personal information, and create strong passwords.
1. Digital Literacy: Proficiency in using computers, smartphones, and online tools. 2. Patience: Ability to assist individuals who may have varying levels of digital skills and understanding. 3. Excellent Communication: Strong verbal communication skills to explain digital concepts clearly and concisely. 4. Empathy: A compassionate and understanding attitude towards individuals who may find technology intimidating. 5. Problem-solving: Ability to troubleshoot basic technical issues and find solutions.
1. Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults by empowering them with essential digital literacy skills. 2. Gain valuable experience in teaching, mentorship, and community outreach. 3. Develop interpersonal skills and cultural competence through interactions with individuals from diverse backgrounds. 4. Expand your own knowledge and proficiency in digital technology while staying abreast of the latest trends and developments. 5. Join a supportive and collaborative volunteer team dedicated to promoting digital inclusion and social equity.
1. Flexible Scheduling: We recognise that individuals may have varying schedules and availability. We offer flexible scheduling for volunteers and will accommodate their availability and ensure that support is accessible when needed. 2. Volunteer Availability: You can determine your availability and do not have to commit to specific time slots. Some volunteers may prefer regular weekly support sessions, while others may opt for occasional or on-call availability. 3. Session Duration: Sessions can range from short, focused interactions (e.g., 1-2 hours) and regular or one-off meetings per month (e.g., 1-3 times). 4. Frequency: This may depend on the demand for assistance, the number of individuals seeking support, and the capacity of the organization to coordinate volunteer schedules.
