This week is Seniors Week and some are using the celebrations to ramp up their electronic connections.
Psychologist Fiona Muller (pictured) runs a number of workshops at Kingston East Community Centre as part of an Older Person Action Program organised by Logan City Council.
This year’s Seniors Week is a virtual event, and nbn is playing a role by informing members of our community of the value of being connected over the internet.
“But many still have questions and concerns,” a representative said.
“Our community ambassador program is still running and while our ambassadors may not be out talking to people in the traditional way; we are still available virtually. Queenslanders can now book a one-on-one session with an nbn representative via video link or phone meaning the community can still get their questions answered during COVID-19.”
Those interested can now book a session with an nbn representative to get help with:
- When the nbn network is available for your home or business
- Process of getting the nbn network installed in your home or business
- How the nbn network is delivered in your area
- The role of nbn and phone/internet providers in your area
- Tips for optimising the nbn experience in your home
To book in a 15-minute session, people need simply to send an email to nbnsessions@nbn.com.au with  first name, preferred business day/time and a quick summary of how they need help.
