KASS Seniors
Helping seniors learn together
Bring accessible digital safety education into a trusted community setting.
Learning in trusted community settings
KASS Seniors Community Forums bring practical digital safety information and technology education to groups that older Australians already know and trust.
Who forums are for
Seniors groups
Welcoming sessions linked to existing social, learning or community activities.
Computing clubs
Focused discussions for members wanting to strengthen everyday digital knowledge.
Residential communities
Accessible presentations for aged care and independent living residents.
Community organisations
Collaborative education delivered with local partners and trusted hosts.
What a forum can include
- Current digital safety information
- Practical explanations of common devices and online services
- Opportunities for participants to ask questions
- Guidance relevant to everyday technology
- Supporting educational resources
- Information about further KASS learning and assistance pathways
How a community forum works
Discuss the group’s needs
The host organisation identifies the audience, setting and priority learning topics.
Plan an accessible session
KASS prepares a clear session structure with practical explanations and time for questions.
Continue the learning
Participants can be directed to relevant guides, workshops or Helpline support.
Need practical support?
The KASS Seniors Helpline is the clearest place to start.