Our weekly digital drop-in provides a welcoming space where people can develop the digital skills and confidence to “get online” and do the things that are important to them.

You can bring your own laptop, phone or tablet, or use one of ours.

Our friendly volunteers offer one-to-one support

Our fully-trained volunteers are on hand to help support those with little or no experience of computers, as well as those familiar with digital who are looking to improve or update their skills. with everything from the basics – such as We can offer support with setting up an email address, – to filling in online forms, searching for jobs or finding best deals. They can also advise on how to be safe online, download apps and help you to get to grips with using your new device. Bring your own device or use one of ours.

No appointment is needed

When: Tuesdays 10.30am – 12.30pm

Where: Langley Centre, Behind 6 Gainsborough Square, Lockleaze, BS7 9XA

Bristol Tea and Tech

Bristol Tea and Tech is funded by St Monica’s and is a digital outreach project. We are running free drop in sessions in selected areas of North Bristol where friendly volunteers can help you get online safely and easily to develop your digital skills and confidence. Whether you have no experience of computers or just want to update your skills, we can help. Bring your own smartphone, tablet or lap top or use one of ours.

See the flyer below for latest locations, dates and times.

“I find it hard to remember things, but have learnt how to look up the news and the racing. I do like being able to use the internet. I still get it wrong sometimes but I’m going to persevere.”
Michael, Get Online client

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