by Kerry Scott | Oct 5, 2022 | DigiKnow, Digital Stockport
The Co-operative Bank’s Digital Bees network is a DigiKnow partner, committed to helping people get online and improve their digital skills. On Friday 14 October, they are running Digital Drop-in sessions to help people across the North West feel safer and more...
by Clara Jones | Sep 26, 2022 | Collaboration, Communities, DigiKnow, Digital Stockport
Next month is Digitober across Greater Manchester, a month-long focus on digital, which includes the Get Online Week campaign to help people improve their digital skills. In this blog, Clara Jones, Head of Digital Inclusion at Starting Point Community Learning...
by Julia English and Siobhan Myers | Aug 11, 2022 | Collaboration, Communities, DigiKnow, Digital access, Digital Stockport, Enabling Independence
Following our last blog looking at the Discovery and consultation processes for our early intervention procedures and preventative services, the final stage of this project is the creation and delivery of the Stockport Support Services. The new Hub brings together a...
by Mike Howard | Aug 3, 2022 | Collaboration, Communities, DigiKnow, Digital access, Digital skills, Digital Stockport
Starting Point Learning Partnership, as part of the Digital Inclusion Alliance, has launched a new free DigiKnow Friends training session to help raise recognition of digital exclusion in Stockport and signpost where support is available. It’s the first step of a...
by Renuka Parmar and Clara Jones | Jun 16, 2022 | Collaboration, Communities, DigiKnow, Digital Stockport
DigiKnow, our digital inclusion programme, is now five years old! After the last two years of pivot and flex caused by the pandemic, we recently met with the steering partners to look at what we have achieved and workshop our roadmap. Undeniably the biggest challenge...
by Katherine Rosati | Jun 1, 2022 | Communities, DigiKnow, Digital Stockport
You may not know but people have been volunteering in Britain since Medieval times. Back in the 12th and 13th centuries, estimates suggest that there were no fewer than 500 voluntary church hospitals established in England. Volunteering continued through the...
