Our Customers
Government Departments:
- Commonwealth Government Departments looking for tailored basic online safety and scam prevention training for their staff, or for programs to support their clients who interact with digital services like MyGov.
- State Government Departments seeking to offer basic digital literacy, online safety, and scam awareness programs to vulnerable community members, staff, or through community outreach initiatives.
Organisations & Service Providers:
- NDIS Registered Providers: Organisations seeking to expand their service offerings with specialised online safety, digital literacy, and cyber awareness programs for their clients.
- Aged Care Facilities: Residential aged care homes interested in empowering residents with essential digital skills, scam prevention awareness, and safe online interaction.
- Retirement Villages & Independent Living Communities: Communities looking for engaging, interactive workshops on essential digital skills, scam prevention awareness, and safe online interaction.
- Support Coordinators (NDIS or Aged Care): Professionals helping clients find relevant and meaningful skill development activities in digital literacy and online safety.
- Disability Employment Services (DES) Providers: Organisations aiming to offer tech upskilling and cyber safety training to clients with disability as part of job-readiness or independent living programs.
- TAFEs & Adult Learning Centres: Educational institutions open to co-designed workshops, part-time facilitation, or guest speaker engagements in basic digital education and online safety programs.
- Local Councils & Community Centres: Public venues that run outreach or inclusion programs for seniors and people with disability, offering opportunities for public or subsidised online safety workshops.
- Lifestyle Coordinators & Activity Managers (Aged Care/Retirement): Key staff responsible for resident wellbeing programs who book external workshops or seminars focused on digital literacy and scam prevention.
Individuals & Families:
- NDIS Participants: Individuals seeking support in digital literacy, online safety, or tech skills through their NDIS plans (particularly those who are self- or plan-managed).
- Families & Carers of Older Adults: Concerned loved ones looking to connect their parents or relatives with safe and supportive learning opportunities and scam prevention.
- General Public: Any individual or family proactively seeking to enhance their personal and household online safety, scam prevention, and basic cybersafety skills.
