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In July 2000 at a meeting for Campbelltown Seniors Issues Group the first steps were taken towards forming a computer club for seniors in the Campbelltown area. On October 2000 a steering Committee formed; meetings were held; letters sent asking for suppo ...
The Canterbury City Computer Club for Seniors was formed in March 2001. We are a Not for profit Club whose members share their computer knowledge, successes and problems with others. All students have the use of our 8 computers or 4 laptops, or they may b ...
The Club was formed in August 2001 under ASCCA guidelines with 43 members to assist local seniors to learn about computers in a relaxed and friendly environment at minimal cost. Club volunteer trainers have developed senior specific training courses in 12 ...
The S.C.C.C.C. Inc. was founded on 15th May 1998 when a steering committee was formed at a meeting called to gauge public interest on the viability of a club for Seniors to help other Seniors learn how to use a computer. The need for a club was immediatel ...
The Centre aims to provide services to meet the needs of people 55 years and over who represent a growing sector of our community. People with disabilities are especially invited to use the facility.
During February 2005 Maclean Rotary called a meeting of seniors to gauge support for the proposed formation of a Seniors Computer Club. Approx 26 people attended and agreed to form a steering Committee to establish a Club. The steering committee was spons ...
Our Coffs Seniors Computer Club meets Monday mornings (except public holidays) at the Cavanbah Centre; near cnr of Harbour Drive & Earl St; Coffs Harbour. Free parking is available outside the hall (4hr limit) or behind the hall (in Community Village ...
The Corrigin Resource Centre provides access to services, information and technology for the purpose of employment; adult learning and business enterprise. We also manage and support projects within the Corrigin community. Any community members or groups ...
The club was established in August 2003 under the auspices of the Crows Nest Centre to teach computing to Seniors (55+) and people with disabilities. We offer training for groups of 1-6 on computers using Windows 7, Windows 10 operating systems plus Apple ...