Tech skills for NDIS participants

Dylan, a Lead Youngster, smiling and helping a Senior man with a red shirt

Tech skills for NDIS participants

We offer personalised, one-on-one tech skills training for NDIS participants, taught by friendly local Youngsters. Examples of skills you can learn include:

  • Using video calls to connect regularly with friends and family.
  • Booking appointments online and attending telehealth appointments.
  • Using social media and the internet to find local events and groups for community pariticipation.
  • Searching for jobs online, creating a LinkedIn profile and formatting a CV.

Youngsters can also provide home tech support. Whether it’s setting up the smart TV, or working out the timer on the microwave, we’ve got it covered!

Life skills for Youngsters

By hiring a Youngster you’re helping create more jobs for young people, and giving them an opportunity to learn important life skills.

If you are a young tech savvy NDIS participant you can become a Youngster. As a Youngster you’ll have a job where you get paid to make a difference while gaining valuable experience and skills. You’ll help other people with tech, including providing companionship and connection for seniors.

We’re a certified social enterprise – 50% of our profits go to creating jobs for young people who need them, and running free community tech help sessions.

“I started the sessions not expecting much, and now my faith in humanity is restored.”

— Nicole


What can we help with?

We offer regular tech help sessions, taught by friendly local youngsters.

Phone skills

Scrolling, using menus, navigating, installing and using apps.

Microsoft Office and Google Workspace

Learning Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, etc) or Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, etc).

Social media

Learn to connect with other people on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or other social media platforms.

Settings, apps, emails, and more

Text messages, and internet, using the smart TV, fixing settings, using and deleting apps, taking photos.

Home office and remote working

Setting up computers, screens, keyboad, mouse and webcam. Learning how to use remote work tools such as Slack or Teams.

Job search skills

Getting yourself setup for job hunting with LinkedIn, CV formatting, and searching for jobs online.

Video calls

Calling friends, family or colleagues using Zoom, Google Meet, Facetime, Microsoft Teams etc

Any general tech issues

Our Youngsters can solve most general tech problems! You name it, we can help with it 🙂

About us

We are a certified social enterprise

Hey there! We’re a bunch of passionate individuals working hard to bring tech-savvy youngsters and experienced older people together. We create a space where generations learn from each other, while also providing jobs and important life skills for young people.

A Youngster named Finn smiling with a Senior using her iPad

Our Services

Youngster.co is a social enterprise. 50% of our profits go to running free community tech help sessions. We also offer free public sessions.

100% free

Public Sessions

30 mins of free tech help at a shopping centre or library near you.

✓ 100% free
✓ Book ahead of time
✓ Regular sessions in a public space
✓ Support your local community of Youngsters

$88/hour

A personalised, regular visit from a tech savvy youngster for companionship and phone/computer/tech help.

✓ Weekly visits
✓ Minimum 1 hour
✓ At Home, a Library or Cafe
✓ Highly qualified Youngsters
✓ Personalised and ongoing companionship

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