Digital Banking classes for West Coasters
West Coast residents wanting to get on board for a future that includes more digital opportunities will be able to access a mobile learning centre… Read More »Digital Banking classes for West Coasters
West Coast residents wanting to get on board for a future that includes more digital opportunities will be able to access a mobile learning centre… Read More »Digital Banking classes for West Coasters
Coromandel residents wanting to get on board for a future that includes more digital opportunities will be able to access a new mobile learning centre… Read More »Coromandel offered online banking lessons in DORA the bus
Stepping UP now in 64 of New Zealand’s 67 Local Territorial Authority areas. Stepping UP has expanded in 2018-2019 with 158 venues now offering free… Read More »Stepping UP delivery network growing each year
Focus on keeping children safe online InternetNZ has approved a funding grant to Digital Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa to work collaboratively with Hutt City Libraries to pilot an extension… Read More »Digital Wellbeing Pilot goes ahead
Digital Banking classes begin July 2019 Whanganui residents, wanting to get on board for a future that includes more digital opportunities, will be the first… Read More »Future proofing initiative coming to Whanganui first
Stepping UP has had a very successful year in many different ways. We’ve received a lot of positive feedback from delivery partners, trainers and participants… Read More »2017-2018 Stepping UP Report
Thanks to the team at North Harbour Budgeting Services Inc. (NHBSI), families living in and around North Harbour, now have access to the Spark Foundations’… Read More »North Harbour now has a Spark Jump provider
Today Spark Foundation and 20/20 Trust have announced that subsidised broadband is available to families in Ashburton through the Ashburton Learning Centre, enabling more students to develop the digital skills necessary for today.
“Access to the internet is critical to ensure our children can develop the digital skills needed to excel at school and later in life but for some families home broadband is not affordable. We know that Spark Jump will help more children in our community thrive,” says Ms. Hewlett, Libraries Manager, Timaru District Libraries
Recently we were delighted to tell 200 Budget Advisory organisations about Spark Jump. They saw how it could help many of their clients, and are keen to refer them to the large and growing network of local Spark Jump partners.
Will you help spread the word too, to families it might help and to local organisations working with them?