Last week, LEAD Connect hosted a digital literacy workshop at the Glenwood Community Centre for a group of wonder women. The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness about common digital scams and how to protect from falling victim.
The group was involved in an interactive information sharing and discussion about online phishing scams, investment scams, and other forms of fraud. The session included tips on identifying and reporting scams, as well as protecting personal information.
It was gratifying to receive comments like – “I am now feeling more confident in navigating the digital world safely”.
We would also like to express our gratitude to Amar Singh, for his support for this session and to Good Things Foundation Australia for trusting us to continue supporting elderly community members with digital literacy.