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Digital Skills for Daily Living

At Bridge the Digital Divide, we believe technology should work for everyone—including our elders. Our digital literacy program isn’t about apps and gadgets. It’s about using technology to improve health, stay connected, and participate in civic life.

We help seniors learn to:

  • Use telehealth for appointments and prescriptions
  • Shop online safely and save time
  • Stay informed and involved in community issues
  • Connect with family through video calls and social media
  • Access city services, manage finances, and more

How It Works:

  • Classes in person at senior centers and libraries
  • Step-by-step lessons with patient instructors
  • Free support and easy-to-follow guides
  • No experience needed—just a willingness to learn

Tech doesn’t have to be intimidating.

We’re here to make it simple, practical, and even fun.

Join our in-person computer classes at
your nearest senior center or Library Class Schedule

Join our in-person computer classes at
your nearest senior center or Library Class Schedule

Recent Events

When Seniors Embrace Technology

Tech doesn’t have to be intimidating.

We’re here to make it simple, practical, and even fun.

Bridge the Digital Divide in Numbers Year 2024

10+

Community Partners

1350+

Learners

600+

Refurbished Computers

20,000+

Pounds e-waste Recycled

OUR PROGRAM PARTNERS

Partnership is at the heart of everything we do. Read our partner stories to see how we may work with you to support Seniors on their digital literacy journey.

PARTNERS: Aging
PARTNERS: Culver City
PARTNERS: Sccc LA
PARTNERS: Digital Literacy Assessment
PARTNERS: City Of Inglewood
PARTNERS: Senior Planet
PARTNERS: Cyber Seniors
PARTNERS: Parks Recreations
PARTNERS: Grow With Google