The Citizens Advice Bureau is reminding the community of their free Digital Support Service which has been running for over a decade, aimed at helping individuals who require assistance with everyday digital tasks. 

A statement from the Citizens Advice Bureau follows below:

The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) would like to remind the community that it has been providing a free Digital Support Service  for over a decade, aimed at helping individuals who require assistance with everyday digital tasks. 

This service is open to anyone who needs help completing online  forms, setting up email accounts, downloading and using apps, or  connecting with friends and family abroad through a wide range of  digital platforms. Support is also available for basic use of programs  such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and other common digital tools.  

Anyone wishing to access this free, impartial service can make an  appointment by calling 200 40006 or emailing [email protected]. 

In addition, the Citizens Advice Bureau is pleased to announce the  return of its popular Technology Fun Days for Senior Citizens  (pensionable age). These events have been very well received in  the past, with participants thoroughly enjoying the experience. The  days are designed to be fun, engaging, and educational, reinforcing  the message that no one is ever too old to learn. 

The Citizens Advice Bureau looks forward to continuing its support  for the community by helping individuals build confidence and  independence in today’s digital world, empowering them to access  information and knowledge of their rights and responsibilities in a  rapidly advancing technological era. 

Anyone interested in taking part are encouraged to register their  interest by contacting Michael Recagno at the Citizens Advice  Bureau on 200 40006, who is spearheading it.