How to bridge the digital gap
and stay home together

The project “Together at home – Insieme a casa” is back. Realized by the Israeli NGO Machshava Tova (in Hebrew Good Thought) along with the Union of Italian Jewish Communities, the program addresses specifically the elderly, who the pandemic prompted to bridge the digital gap in order to overcome age-related obstacles (mobility difficulties, reduced social connections, etc.) and to connect with younger family members who communicate via means of the 21st Century.
The project’s new phase starts on November 30th and re-proposes the recordings of the most interesting classes held on line the last months. An expert will attend to answer questions, clarify doubts, and integrate the recordings with new teachings. Classes take place on Mondays and Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom and Facebook. The first class focuses on functionalities and alternatives to Zoom platform. Here more information on Machshava Tova.

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