Meaningful digital inclusion cannot be delivered by one organisation alone.
It takes trusted relationships, local knowledge, practical delivery, sustainable funding and a willingness to listen to older people themselves.
Digital Wings welcomes partnerships that can turn those ingredients into greater connection, confidence and independence.
Support the person. Complement the team.
We work with organisations seeking a structured, respectful way to respond to the digital connection and capability needs already appearing in everyday care and service delivery.
Pilot or recurring digital connection support
One-to-one and small-group delivery
The Call That Matters Most™ gatherings
Online confidence and scam-safety conversations
Support aligned with person-centred goals
Clear consent, privacy, safeguarding and delivery boundaries
Learning and outcome reporting appropriate to the partnership
Build from local trust and local knowledge.
Councils, libraries, neighbourhood houses and community organisations know their people and places. Digital Wings can contribute facilitation, program design and personalised support while local partners help shape access, relevance and continuity.
Regional and place-based pilots
Community gatherings and outreach
Referral and warm-handover pathways
Local venues, networks and promotion
Shared learning about barriers and opportunities
Test practical ways to close the human-support gap.
Digital participation now affects access to health, aged care, government services, safety, information and social connection. Yet policy and investment often focus on infrastructure, devices or general skills without adequately funding personalised human assistance.
Digital Wings is interested in policy dialogue, demonstration projects and evaluation that help make digital inclusion a recognised part of person-centred ageing and care.
Digital inclusion and service accessibility
Ageing, wellbeing and social connection
Person-centred aged care
Regional equity
Practical pilots and evidence development
Outcome measures centred on connection, confidence and independence
Help build, test and evaluate what works.
Philanthropic support can create the space to reach people who might otherwise miss out, test new approaches, build evidence and strengthen a model before it can be sustained or scaled through longer-term partnerships.
Tasmania offers a powerful environment in which to learn across metropolitan, regional and rural communities. The Digital Wings Foundation supports the charitable, community-access and public-benefit dimensions of this work.
Sponsor a defined pilot or community experience
Support regional and equitable access
Fund evaluation, learning and evidence development
Invest in program assets, facilitator capability or future workforce
Explore multi-year pathways where evidence supports expansion
Tell us a little about what you would like to make possible.
A more connected future is something we can build together.
If our purpose aligns with yours, we would be pleased to hear what you are working toward.