Senior Resource Hub - Tech Support and Digital Literacy

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Technology can improve communication, access to services, and overall independence for seniors. 

The following resources are available to help Rindge seniors develop digital skills, stay connected, and use technology safely.

The Rindge Library offers free one-on-one tech support sessions to assist seniors with learning digital skills.

Services Include:

-Help with smartphones, tablets, and computers.
-Guidance on using email, social media, and video calls.
-Support with online banking, bill payment, and internet safety.

Contact Information:

Phone: (603) 899-3303

Email: library@rindgenh.gov

Students from Franklin Pierce University volunteer to provide tech support and guidance to Rindge seniors. This program pairs students with seniors who need help learning new devices, programs, or online platforms.

Services Include:

-Device setup and troubleshooting.
-Assistance with downloading and using apps.
-Step-by-step guidance for video calling services like Zoom and FaceTime.

Contact Information:

Phone: (603) XXX-XXXX

AARP offers digital learning resources to help seniors improve their technology skills with user-friendly tutorials and workshops.

Resources Include:

-Online safety tips for avoiding scams and identity theft.
-Easy-to-follow video tutorials on using email, texting, and social media.
-Step-by-step guides for setting up devices and managing accounts.

Contact Information:

Phone: (866) 554-5380
Website: aarp.org/technology

Senior Planet offers free online classes and tech training designed for seniors looking to improve their digital skills.

Popular Classes Include:

-Internet Basics for Beginners
-How to Use Smartphones and Tablets
-Managing Online Accounts Securely

Contact Information:

Website: seniorplanet.org

Staying safe online is essential. Follow these simple tips to protect your information: 

-Use Strong Passwords: Create passwords with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
-Avoid Phishing Scams: Never click on suspicious email links or provide personal information online.
-Install Security Software: Programs like Norton or McAfee help protect against viruses and malware.
- Ask for Help: Don’t hesitate to reach out to local tech support services if you feel unsure about something online.

-Rindge Town Office: For information on local tech support programs.

-Cyber-Seniors: A national organization offering online workshops and digital mentorship for seniors.