The digital age brings opportunities for creativity, knowledge and innovation…
BUT the challenges which come with it are unprecedented
BUT the challenges which come with it are unprecedented
Our programmes
We help children and young people learn to deal positively with these challenges:
Access to inappropriate or distressing content
Online harassment and bullying
Anxiety relating to social media use
Dependency or excessive use
Critical understanding of online information
Privacy and reputation online
Impact on sleep, physical health, education
Essential digital life skills for children and young people
About us
We are a non profit organisation that helps children and young people (aged 8-18) become smart and responsible users of digital technology.
Our work
Our programmes equip children and young people with essential digital life skills needed to become savvy, empowered, and informed online users.
Get in touch
If you have any queries, or you’d like to find out how Digital Resilience can help your school or organisation, please contact us at info@www.digitallifeskills.org.uk.
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