Essential Links
Essential links:
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Find a local U3A to stay connected, learn and pursue passions as an older Australian
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COTA for older Australians role is to promote, improve and protect the wellbeing of older people in Australia as citizens and consumers
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Australian Ageing Agenda (AAA) is an independent and authoritative bi-monthly magazine and news website for people who work in or around the broad aged services and retirement living sectors in Australia.
Digital Skills Training for older adults
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Good Things Foundation Australia - new to computers? This is the perfect place to start
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Digital Literacy Program – a free computer course for people over 55 living in the City of Whittlesea run by the City of Whittlesea in partnership with Whittlesea U3A
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Learn Local courses through the Department of Education and Training, Adult, Community and Further Education
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Discover short courses online and more course options through RMIT if you have the passion for learning at a deeper level
“Older Australians in particular are a constant surprise – they aren’t what you think they are and pigeonholing them is not very useful when it comes to trying to find social marketing solutions.”
Prof Linda Brennan, RMIT School of Media & Communication
Government information
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Find senior activities and more training through your local council library or via your local U3A
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Be Connected is an Australian government initiative committed to building the confidence, digital skills and online safety of older Australians
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Department of Health and Aged Care provides support for older people to help them with everyday living and other needs
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eSafetyseniors - eSafety Commissioner online safety advice and support for older Australians