The final Vodafone Hi Digital class took place at The Yard Hub in Abbeyshrule recently marking the end of a hugely successful 6-week programme. 28 enthusiastic participants took part in the free digital skills classes, while twelve Transition Year student volunteers from Mercy Secondary School in Ballymahon and two community volunteers trained as Digital champions to deliver the course.

placeholder image — The final Vodafone Hi Digital class took place at The Yard Hub in Abbeyshrule recently marking the end of a hugely successful 6-week programme. 28 enthusiastic participants took part in the free digital skills classes, while twelve Transition Year student volunteers from Mercy Secondary School in Ballymahon and two community volunteers trained as Digital champions to deliver the course.

PICTURES | Fostering intergenerational bonds: Longford Hi Digital initiative a massive success

Published 10th May 2024, 13:00 BST

Longford students help bridge the digital gap between generations

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Caption: Some of the participants that took part in the Hi Digital initiative are pictured alongside TY students from Mercy Secondary School Ballymahon with Stephanie Casey, Project Manager Vodafone Ireland Foundation, Josephine Donohue, Principal Mercy Secondary School Ballymahon and John Kelly, Commercial Manager, The Yard Hub

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Caption: The participants and volunteers who took part in the successful Hi Digital initiative at The Yard Hub in Abbeyshrule pictured with John Kelly, Commercial Manager, The Yard Hub

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Caption: Liz Hanley pictured with Jane Mulvey at the Hi Digital classes in The Yard Hub

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Caption: Helen Butler pictured with Subi Deko and Mirabel Joseph at the Hi Digital classes in The Yard Hub

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PICTURES | Fostering intergenerational bonds: Longford Hi Digital initiative a massive success

Longford students help bridge the digital gap between generations

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