Sharon nets new skills and opportunities

After becoming unemployed Londonderry women Sharon Lynch signed up as an EverybodyOnline volunteer to develop her skills and improve her job prospects. Since September 2008 Sharon has helped deliver internet and computer training throughout the North West of Northern Ireland helping her gain an accredited qualification and boost her CV.

City of London gets Internet on the move

The City of London EverybodyOnline project has gone mobile thanks to grant funding from UK Online.

EverybodyOnline at Toxteth Town Hall Heritage Day

EverybodyOnline teamed up with Toxteth Town hall when it opened its historic doors to members of the public to explore the routes of their Toxteth heritage.

EverybodyOnline teams up with Andover Jobcentre Plus

EverybodyOnline, Alamein, has successfully become a recognised intermediary partner with Andover Jobcentre Plus.

Londonderry's love for networking sites

MORE adults in Londonderry use online social networking sites than in any other part of the UK, a recent report has revealed.

Successful NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Education) evening

EverybodyOnline, Alamein, recently worked in partnership with a number of other agencies including Hampshire Youth Service, Test Valley Borough Council, the Youth Sexual Health Team and Alamein’s Neighbourhood Activities Co-ordinator to hold a successful NEET event.

Connecting Winterbourne Stickland

It’s arrived! After many months of trying to find solutions to logistical problems, the Valley Computer Club took an important step forward and to the delight of members they finally went online on Thursday 17th July at the Pamela Hambro Hall in Winterborne Stickland.

Digital success for Foyle Down Syndrome Trust

MEMBERS of Foyle Down Syndrome Trust (FDST) have joined the digital revolution by learning how to use the internet and digital media thanks to a joint venture between local internet project EverybodyOnline and the trust’s summer scheme.

Silver Surfers are the new ‘gamer’ generation

The aim of Wii and Tea sessions is to encourage older people to engage in physical activity using the Nintendo Wii gaming console.

EverybodyOnline NI celebrates its 5,000th participant’s 90th Birthday

Martin Armour, a County Antrim pensioner, marked his ninetieth birthday by becoming the 5,000th person to join the digital revolution with EverybodyOnline Northern Ireland.