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#LeedsOPWD @AgeUKLeeds @LeedsLibraries @TTSLeeds Agenda 10:30 Short talks support available to you 100% Digital Leeds Time to Shine Age UK Leeds 11:00 Short Talks sharing great practice Cross Gates and District Good Neighbours

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Agenda 10:30 Short talks – support available to you 100% Digital Leeds Time to Shine Age UK Leeds 11:00 Short Talks – sharing great practice Cross Gates and District Good Neighbours Bramley Elderly Action Carers Leeds 11:20 Marketplace – sharing skills and knowledge 12:30 Lunch & Networking 13:30 Finish

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100% Digital Leeds

Leeds Libraries are leading the 100% Digital Leeds digital inclusion programme for the city. Working to ensure everyone in the city has the skills they need to improve their lives through digital. Supporting organisations to develop their skills, confidence, and connectivity, so that they can best help their service users. We take a furthest first approach – we want to help the people who will most benefit, first.

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#JoinTheMovement #SmartLeeds

The challenge in Leeds

Improved digital skills and access helps people to live better, easier, longer lives. The numbers 90,000 adults without essential digital skills 50,000 adults not online at all Older people are least likely to be online and are often the ones that would benefit most. The barriers Access: cost of equipment and broadband Motivation: not understanding the relevance Skills: lack of online skills and confidence

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Access

Supporting Leeds to get connected Tablet lending The biggest scheme in the UK, lending 400 4G iPads to organisations working with the most digitally excluded Connecting communities Install free Wi-Fi in 20 community centres NHS Widening Digital Participation Pathfinder Supporting people with Dementia and their carers to make the most of digital including Virtual Reality and voice assistant technology

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Motivation

Digital Champions We have trained over 1000 people in the community to be Digital Champions and Digital Health Champions. Digital Champions help people to understand how digital can help them and encourage them to take their steps with digital in the way that will most benefit them. Anyone can be a Digital Champion – it’s about being friendly, supportive, and encouraging, not being a computer expert.

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Skills

More opportunities for people to develop their skills Help organisations to embed digital into their offer in a way that benefits the

  • rganisation as well as the service user.

Support organisations to develop their skills and confidence Train-the-trainer programme Link organisations with tech volunteers Build a network of digital skills learning opportunities and map Digital Champions can signpost people to the right learning opportunities

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Loneliness and isolation in Leeds: Our Story so far and Implications for the Future.

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Our Vision

Older people in Leeds need not experience loneliness and isolation as an inevitable consequence of ageing but that our project will offer

  • pportunities for fulfilment by

breaking down barriers and building strong communities

Our Vision

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Ageing Better is a large -scale programme funded by The National Lottery Community Fund​

  • Aims to support people aged over 50 who are experiencing or at risk of social isolation

and loneliness, so that they can lead more fulfilling lives, better connected to their communities.​

  • ​14 local partnerships will work to ensure that people aged 50 and over are:​

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less isolated and lonely​

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actively involved in their communities, with their views and participation valued more highly​

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more engaged in the design and delivery of services that improve their social connections​

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recognised for their positive contribution to society.

Our Vision

Ageing Better

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Outputs

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6 Key Messages for Learning

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7 Key Messages for Legacy

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Partnership Collaboration is fundamental for improving outcomes. Working with 100% Digital has changed our learning.

Partnership

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I am happy to work with all of you to achieve this. Other team members are working to deliver other legacy outcomes but I want to provide information you can use from day one Time to Shine funded AGE UK Leeds to run the Digital Angels project which ended in This was studied by our local evaluation team and a report was written The knowledge gained was shared and has informed practice Job done BUT Thanks to 100% Digital and all of you, it wasn’t..

Our Learning around Digital

I want to share this as widely as I can, with any organisations that support older people I want to create learning reports that reflect the work done by our Time to Shine partners

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Give us the stories of how it has helped people so I can convince others to give it a try Since the Digital Angels work several of the Time to Shine funded projects have experimented

  • With using a range of digital technologies
  • With using digital in an embedded way,

recognisingthat that is how older people can be engaged, just as we are

  • With using that technology in a range of settings

Sometimes it has worked, sometimes it hasn’t and so you can take some shortcuts, you need to know what does work..

Our Learning around Digital

Share your top tips and tell me what didn’t work I want to produce a toolkit that will work for you ( as well as a report for funders and influencers). To help me do this please

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Our Learning around Digital

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Age UK Leeds: One Digital

Lee Potter Ageing Well Manager

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Digital Champions

  • Trained online through the Digital Champions Network
  • Individual / Organisational
  • 1-2-1 Home-based
  • Facilitating Drop-ins
  • One-off events
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Catch us for a chat in the Marketplace! 

Lee Potter Sarah Ibbotson

Ageing Well Manager One Digital CDW

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@LeedsLibraries @TTSLeeds @AgeUKLeeds #LeedsOPWD

Sam Haggart Cross Gates and District Good Neighbours

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What does “digital inclusion” mean? Digital Launch Event

  • At Cross Gates and District Good Neighbours Scheme we launched our Digital Health Hub on the 17th October 2019
  • 150 members attended the launch including 2 local Councillors
  • 15 volunteers from Lloyds supported the event
  • 77 Questionnaires were returned and 49 from the event wanted help to get on line and do more online

“ I can video call my family in France now” “ I didn’t realise how much you could do on your phone”

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What does “digital inclusion” mean? Planning our Digital Health Hub

  • Trained 10 volunteers to become Digital

Champions

  • Formed our Tech Team of one Digital Inclusion

Worker and 3 Digital Health Champions

  • Looked at how we would embed technology into

existing drop in sessions

  • Planned a relaunch for our Friday afternoon IT

sessions

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What does “digital inclusion” mean? Embedding Digital

  • IPad/Tablets were introduced into all of our sessions
  • We encouraged members to engage through playing familiar games like drawing, bowling & word games
  • Encouraged the social side of using tablets including pass and play games and looking at photos together
  • Chatted to members and listen to any concerns and worked to give them more confidence in using digital
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What does “digital inclusion” mean?

Introducing Digital Activities into our Dementia Cafe

  • Members enjoy listening to old music
  • Playing games together
  • Using Virtual Reality for reminiscence
  • Looking at old photos of the local area

Sessions adapted to suit a wide range of abilities so we could be inclusive to all members

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What does “digital inclusion” mean? Live Well Cafe

  • Supported by 2 nurses and a GP

each week

  • Members are referred to the Cafe

by GP practices

  • iPads are available each week for

members to use

  • Members of the Café now know

how to use the NHS website

  • 1-2-1 tech support is available

each week in the café.

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What does “digital inclusion” mean? Becoming a Digital Health Hub – What do we do?

Set up members on the NHS App and show them how to book their GP Appointments online Show them how to use the NHS website Support members to develop their digital skills using Learn my Way Help members order bus passes, EHIC cards, medical wrist bands and research equipment online Teach new skills to members so that they can do more online Work with members to prevent fraud and scams through delivering regular workshops to stay safe online Run a weekly computer class to teach outcome based lessons

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Fran Graham Services & Development Manager Bramley Elderly Action / Bramley Community Centre / OWLS @frangraham

#LeedsOPWD

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#LeedsOPWD

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#LeedsOPWD

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#LeedsOPWD

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#LeedsOPWD

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Carers Leeds Digital Support

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Digital Cafe Introduction to IT Training Tablet Lending Scheme

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Introduction to IT Training

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Digital Cafe

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Tablet Lending Scheme

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Case Studies

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