Having digital access involves having the skills and supports to use devices, as well as the means to connect to the Internet.

The City of Whitehorse is well-served by digital literacy programs run through Neighbourhood Houses and Community Centres, University of Third Age (U3A) Nunawading and our Libraries.

An Internet connection is increasingly required to access information and taking part in the digital economy.

Whitehorse City Council hosts the Whitehorse Digital Inclusion Network – organisations collaborating to improve digital access in Whitehorse.

Connecting to the Internet via free or public Wi-Fi is possible at a number of locations across the municipality. The Get Connected across Whitehorse ( PDF 526.38KB) resource maps where these locations are. It also lists where you can get computer training and learn digital skills.