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Jun 05

OCEANS COMMUNITY PROJECT - Our Role in the local community.

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1. Opportunities: Identify and create opportunities for community members to access literacy and digital resources. This could include workshops, training sessions, or partnerships with local organisations to provide access to educational materials.

2. Collaboration: Foster collaboration among stakeholders, including community members, educators, businesses, and government agencies. Working together can maximize resources and address digital poverty more effectively.

3. Education: Offer educational initiatives aimed at improving literacy skills and digital literacy. This might involve literacy programs, technology training, or online courses tailored to the needs of the community.

4. Accessibility: Ensure that resources and opportunities are accessible to all members of the community, regardless of socioeconomic status or other barriers. This could involve providing low-cost or free access to digital devices and internet connectivity.

5. Networking: Build networks within the community and beyond to share resources, best practices, and support. Networking and working with OCEANS can help amplify the impact of your project and create a more connected community.

6. Support: Provide ongoing support to community members as they navigate literacy and digital challenges. This might include mentoring programs, help desks, or online forums where individuals can seek assistance and advice.

This is how OCEANS addresses community integration and inequalities related to literacy and digital poverty.

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