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Join us on the 18th of October to get your bicycle security marked and logged on to the Bike Register for free!
It’s a highly effective, visible deterrent to bike thieves. They know that if they are caught with a registered bike, the owner can be traced and they will be arrested.
Marking kits may be limited so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
The event starts at 12pm and will finish at 2pm.
Thank you!
Get Online Week is back. It runs annually during Black History Month and it is currently on its 16th edition.
Why is Get Online Week important?
Nearly 1 in 5 adults lack the most basic digital skills needed for everyday life.
Over 1 in 20 households have no internet access, neither fixed line nor mobile.
2 million households struggle with affordability of internet access.
(AbilityNet)
Get support from IFB, BTB CIC and the NHS to access and understand essential digital services.
Whether you are a beginner, looking for educational resources or you are just struggling with a specific function, there will be a variety of departments based on our 6-Pillars of Digital Inclusion on the ground to support you.
You may also like to join us soon for more free events below:
One of our primary objectives this year is to support Seniors and Elderly People with the new NHS appointment booking process, especially blood tests. If you know anyone that’s can benefit from this event, kindly bring them along or share with them. The NHS User Research team will be available during GOW to support them with any issues or problems that they may be experiencing.
A free 3-day free website development workshop at Rachel Leigh Hall. This event is free, however, registration is required. Please learn more with the link below.
The three days workshop will focus on:
Crime is on the rise again in London. This is true about mobile phones and bicycles on Southwark’s Brandon Estate. This Get Online Week, we are teaming up with the Police to mitigate these categories by offering bicycle tracking devices to individuals.
IFB Gaming is teaming up with Break The Barrier CIC to support 22 (and more) Women on Brandon Estate with digital inclusion and data poverty with a series of carefully curated workshops on website development.
This year’s Get Online Week will consolidate partnerships between new local members of the network in Southwark and it will creatively build on our successful lifelong skills sessions.
The three days workshop will focus on:
The workshop is free to attend but registration is required. Please register below!
We look forward to seeing you during Get Online Week.
