ASCCA

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    Empowering Australian Seniors Through Technology

    ASCCA is the trusted national peak body for seniors’ digital autonomy. We help older Australians participate in the digital world safely, competently, and confidently.

    Our Impact Since 1998

    Building a More Digitally Inclusive Australia Through Community

    For more than 25 years, ASCCA has connected and supported clubs and community organisations helping older Australians participate safely and confidently in an increasingly digital world.

    250,000+

    seniors enabled through ASCCA member clubs since 1998.

    100%

    volunteer-led seniors supporting seniors through patient, empathetic and experience-based learning.

    $MILLIONS

    lost to scams each year - seniors are disproportionately targeted and suffer the greatest financial losses. (source: Scamwatch)

    46%

    frustrated by digital services - older Australians need patient, personal support as technology changes. (source: National Seniors Australia)

    Who We Are

    Australia's Peak Body for Seniors & Technology

    Our mission is to be Australia's trusted national voice for seniors' digital autonomy, empowering communities, shaping standards, influencing policy, and building partnerships that help seniors remain connected, capable, and independent.

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    Our Community

    What People Are Saying

    Natalie Mitchell

    Member,
    Computer Pals for Seniors The Hills

    “In a safe environment, surrounded by kindness and genuine human connection, learning computers went from overwhelming to life-changing.”

    Sally Morton

    President,
    Manly Computer Pals

    “The most rewarding part of what we do is helping seniors become more confident and independent with technology through patient, one-to-one support. Tutors and students come together every week in a trusted and safe space where they can learn, laugh, share frustrations about technology, and support each other.”

    Deborah Martin

    Volunteer trainer,
    Computer Pals for Seniors The Hills

    “I feel good when I help someone learn a new skill that makes their life easier; and often I’m learning too from their questions.”

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    President’s Report October 2026

    I am delighted to announce the launch of our new ASCCA website, an important step towards making ASCCA more accessible, ...
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    Tech Tips – Gemini replacing Google Assistant

    Starting on 4th September, Google is progressively replacing Google Assistant with Gemini AI on all devices that run on the ...
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    Tips for trainers:  How Adults Learn

    Most of us who teach technology to older adults learn our craft through trial and error — we see what works, ...
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