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North Lanarkshire Council unveils directory of community digital services

25/06/24

Mark Say Managing Editor

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North Lanarkshire Council has launched a directory of digital services provided by itself, charities, community groups and other organisations.

It said Community Digital Services provides information digital activities and support, and has been created with its connectivity partner Commsworld as part of its Driving Digital Locally initiative.

The service includes an interactive map to pinpoint the location of services, and organisations can add their services using an online form. The directory will be updated three times a year.

Invaluable to public

“Community Digital Services will be invaluable to local people looking to access digital services but not sure where to start,” said Katrina Hassell, North Lanarkshire’s chief officer, business and digital solutions.

“It allows residents to find where they can use free IT facilities and public Wi-Fi, find classes offering training in IT skills, and access digital services like e-books and newspapers.

“By making it easy to find services in local communities, the directory aims to help improve residents’ digital skills for leisure, employment or education.

“We are also asking organisations and community groups not already on the service to add their activities and help us provide a comprehensive map of online activities across North Lanarkshire.”

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