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Digital Support

With more day to day services available online, it's important you stay connected.

Local community groups and local authorities often promote sessions and short courses that can help build your skills and confidence online.

Torus Foundation is helping to deliver the Include-IT Mersey project, allowing people living in St Helens to gain access to support, while building skills and confidence online.

From computer basics to learning towards a qualification, the Digital Officer offers a friendly environment allowing you to learn at your own pace. The course is open to those aged 18 and over, and who live in St Helens. Torus customers and non Torus customers, all welcome!

Get in touch with the team if you would like to find out more – info@torusfoundation.org.uk / 0300 123 5809 (option 2) and quote ‘Include-IT’. 

If you would struggle to bring your own device to the sessions, speak to the team to see what support is available.

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority as the lead authority.




Click on the box below to find other organisations across Torus communities providing access to the internet, learning sessions and training courses that you might want to get involved with.

Digital Map across the Liverpool City Region
Check out the fantastic digital map that covers the Liverpool City Region highlighting where you can access IT training and/or equipment to help you get online.

The icon will either for equipment or training. Click on the one nearest you to find out where it is, what is available and when, along with other useful details including how to contact them to get involved.

Head to the Be More campaign's digital map.

Learn My Way 
Free courses for you to learn digital skills to stay safe and connected. See what online subjects you can register for free for via the Learn My Way website.

Digital Map across the Liverpool City Region
Check out the fantastic digital map that covers the Liverpool City Region highlighting where you can access IT training and/or equipment to help you get online.

The icon will either for equipment or training. Click on the one nearest you to find out where it is, what is available and when, along with other useful details including how to contact them to get involved.

Head to the Be More campaign's digital map.

Digital support from St Helens Council
Digital workshops and short courses available from St Helens Council. Find out more via St Helens Council. 

Learn My Way 
Free courses for you to learn digital skills to stay safe and connected. See what online subjects you can register for free for via the Learn My Way website

Include-IT Mersey 
Torus Foundation is helping to deliver the Include-IT Mersey project, allowing people living across St Helens to gain access to support, while building skills and confidence online. From computer basics to learning towards a qualification, the Digital Officer offers a friendly environment allowing you to learn at your own pace.

Get in touch with the team if you would like to find out more – info@torusfoundation.org.uk / 0300 123 5809 (option 2) and quote ‘Include-IT’. If you would struggle to bring your own device to the sessions, speak to the team to see what support is available.

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority as the lead authority.


Learn My Way 
Free courses for you to learn digital skills to stay safe and connected. See what online subjects you can register for free for via the Learn My Way website

Support from Warrington Disability Partnership
Get in touch with the team at Warrington Disability Partnership for their selection courses that cover a range of basic IT skills.

Digital Drop-In Sessions
Warrington Voluntary Action has joined forces with Warrington Borough Council to provide accessible digital skills sessions for everyone across Warrington.

Drop-in sessions include;

  • Computer Basics
  • Digital Security
  • Keeping Your Children Safe Online (using popular apps)
  • Navigating the NHS App/Website
  • How to Use NHS E-Consult Form
  • Navigating Warrington Borough Council Website
  • Shopping Online Safely
  • Employability Skills (CV Writing, applying for jobs etc)

Currently, the drop-in sessions are at;

  • Whitecross Community Centre
  • Culcheth Community Centre
  • Orford Community Centre
  • Fearnhead Community Centre

For more details, click here

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