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Tech Savvy Seniors Tech Savvy Seniors - Participating Libraries Training in public libraries is offered in a range of languages: English, Arabic, Cantonese, Dari, Hindi, Greek, Italian, Mandarin and Vietnamese. This program will assist seniors aged over sixty from non English speaking backgrounds who have had limited or no previous experience in using technology to learn new skills for the future. The training is free and will help older people to access information and stay connected with their family, friends and communities. Contact one of these libraries for further information on training dates, topics and locations. Training Provider Address Phone Languages offered Bega Valley Shire Library - Bega Library Zingle Place, Bega 2550 02 6499 2127 English Bega Valley Shire Library - Bermagui Library Bermagui Community Centre, 3-5 Bunga Street, Bermagui 2546 02 6499 2411 English Bega Valley Shire Library - Eden Library Eden Gateway Centre, Cnr Imlay and Mitchell Streets, Eden 2551 02 6499 2451 English Bega Valley Shire Library - Tura Library Tura Beach Drive, Tura Marrang 2548 02 6499 2340 English Berrigan Shire Library Service - Finley Library 223-229 Murray Street, Finley 2713 03 5888 5182 English Berrigan Shire Library Service - Barooga Library 4 Golf Course Road, Barooga 3644 03 5873 4701 English Blacktown City Libraries - Dennis Johnson Branch Cnr Sentry Drive and Stanhope Parkway, Stanhope Gardens 2768 02 9421 2670 English Blacktown City Libraries - Max Webber Library Civic Plaza, Cnr Flushcombe Road and Alpha Street, Blacktown 02 9839 6677 Cantonese, Arabic Blacktown City Libraries - Mt Druitt Ayres Grove, Mt Druitt 2770 02 8886 2000 Arabic Burwood Library - Burwood Library 2 Conder Street, Burwood 2134 02 9911 9999 English, Mandarin Camden Libraries - Narellan Library Cnr Queen and Elyard Streets, Narellan 2567 02 4645 5039 English Campbelltown City Library - Campbelltown Library HJ Daley Central Library, Hurley Street, Campbelltown 2560 02 4645 4444 English, Arabic, Cantonese Central West Libraries - Cowra Library Darline Street, Cowra 2794 02 6340 2180 English City of Canada Bay - Concord Library Cnr Wellbank and Flavelle Streets, Concord 2137 02 9911 6210 English, Greek, Mandarin, Italian City of Canterbury Bankstown - Bankstown Library & Knowledge Centre Cnr Rickard and Chapel Roads, Bankstown 2200 02 9707 9708 Vietnamese City of Canterbury Bankstown - Chester Hill Library 12 Chester Hill Road, Chester Hill 2162 02 9707 0740 Cantonese, Arabic, Mandarin City of Canterbury Bankstown - Campsie Library 14-28 Amy Street, Campsie 2194 02 9789 9423 Mandarin, Greek, Cantonese City of Parramatta Library 1-3 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta 2150 02 9806 5159 Hindi, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Dari City of Sydney Libraries - Green Square Library 100 Joynton Avenue, Zetland 2017 02 9288 5010 English, Mandarin City of Sydney Libraries - Ultimo Library 1st Floor 40 William Henry Strteet (corner Bulwara Rd), Ultimo 2007 02 9298 3110 Cantonese City of Sydney Libraries - Customs House Library 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay, Sydney 2000 02 9242 8555 English, Mandarin Clarence Regional Library - Grafton Library Sir Earle Page Library & Education Centre, 126-144 Pound St, Grafton 2460 02 6641 0100 English Coolamon Library 129 Cowabbie Street, Coolamon 2710 02 6927 2492 English Cootamundra Library Wallendoon Street, Cootamundra 2590 02 6940 2200 English Cumberland Council Library Service - Auburn Library 1 Susan Street, Auburn 2144 02 9735 1250 English Cumberland Council Library Service - Merrylands Library Cnr Miller and Newman Streets, Merrylands 2160 02 9840 9960 Mandarin, Vietnamese Cumberland Council Library Service - Regents Park Library 1 Amy Street, Regents Park 2143 02 9644 7558 Mandarin, Vietnamese Fairfield City Open Libraries - Whitlam Library Railway Parade, Cabramatta 2166 02 9725 0365 Mandarin, Vietnamese Fairfield City Open Libraries - Fairfield Library Cnr Barbara and Kenyon Streets, Fairfield 2165 02 6425 0370 Arabic Federation Council Libraries - Corowa Library Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa 2646 02 6033 8941 English Federation Council Libraries - Howlong Library 59 Hawkins Street, Howlong 2643 02 6062 5055 English Federation Council Libraries - Mulwala Library 71 Melbourne St, Mulwala 2647 03 5744 3439 English Georges River Council Libraries - Hurstville Library 12-22 Dora Street, Hurstville 2220 02 9330 6111 English, Mandarin, Cantonese Georges River Council Libraries - Kogarah Library Kogarah Town Square, Belgrave Street, Kogarah 2217 02 9330 9527 English, Greek, Mandarin Greater Hume Shire - Culcairn Balfour Street, Culcairn, 2660 02 6029 8588 English Greater Hume Shire - Henty 30 Sladen Street, Henty 2658 02 6929 3770 English Greater Hume Shire - Holbrook Holbrook Library Complex, Bowler Street, Holbrook 2644 02 6036 3262 English CONTINUED NEXT PAGE Griffith City Library 233-237 Banna Avenue, Griffith 2680 02 6962 8300 English Hawkesbury Library Service - Hawkesbury Central Library Derrubbin Centre, 300 George Street, Windsor 2756 02 4560 4460 English Hilltops Council Library - Hilltops Library Lynch Street, Young 2594 02 6382 1886 English Hornsby Shire Library - Hornsby Library 28-44 George Street, Hornsby 2077 02 9847 6813 Cantonese, Mandarin Inner West Council - Marrickville Library Town Hall, Marrickville Road, Marrickville 2204 02 9335 2173 Greek, Vietnamese, Mandarin Lake Mac Libraries - Belmont Library 139 Main Road, Speers Point 2284 02 4921 0452 English Lake Mac Libraries - Charlestown Library Corner Smith and Ridley Street, Charlestown NSW 2290 02 4921 0792 English Lake Mac Libraries - Morisset Library 39 Yambo Street, Morisset NSW 2264 02 4921 0573 English Lake Mac Libraries - Wangi Wangi Library 295 Watkins Road, Wangi Wangi NSW 2267 02 4921 0643 English Lake Mac Libraries - Windale Library 20 Lake Street Windale, NSW 2306 02 4921 0736 English Lane Cove Library Library Walk, Lane Cove 2066 02 9911 3634 English Lithgow Library Learning Centre - Lithgow Library 159 Main Street, Lithgow 2790 02 6352 9100 English Liverpool City Library - Casula Library 39 Ingham Drive, Casula 2170 02 9601 5740 Mandarin, English Liverpool City Library - Carnes Hill Library 600 Kurrajong Road, Carnes Hill 2171 02 9821 9694 Hindi, English Liverpool City Library - Green Valley Library 179-183 Wilson Road, Green Valley 2168 02 9608 5544 Arabic, English Snowy Monaro Regional Libraries - Bombala Library 163 Maybe Street. Bombala 2632 02 6458 3196 English Newcastle Region Library - Wallsend District Library Bunn Street, Wallsend 2287 02 4985 6680 English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Arabic, Croatian, Greek North Western Library - Bogan Library 73 Cobar Street, Nyngan 2825 02 6835 9080 English North Western Library - Coonamble Library 82 Castlereagh Street, Coonamble 2829 02 6827 1925 English North Western Library - Gilgandra Library Warren Road, Gilgandra 2827 02 6817 8877 English North Western Library - Warren Library 69 Dubbo Road, Warren 2824 02 6847 6656 English Penrith City Library 60 High Street, Penrith 2750 02 4732 7891 English Queanbeyan-Palerang Libraries - Queanbeyan Library 6 Rutledge Street, Queanbeyan 2620 02 6285 6238 English Randwick City Library - Bowen Library 669-673 Anzac Parade, Maroubra 2035 02 9093 6400 English, Greek, Mandarin, Cantonese Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Byron Area - Brunswick Heads Library Fingal Street, Brunswick Heads, 2483 02 6685 1816 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Byron Area - Byron Bay Library Lawson Street, Byron Bay, 2481 02 6685 8540 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Byron Area - Mullumbimby Library Station Street, Mullumbimby 2482 02 6684 2992 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Ballina Area - Alstonville Library Alsontville Leisure and Entertainment Centre, Commercial Rd, Alstonville 2477 02 6628 5527 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Ballina Area - Ballina Library River Street, Ballina 2478 02 6686 2831 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Ballina Area - Lennox Head Library Cnr Park and Mackney Lanes, Lennox Head 2478 02 6687 6398 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Ballina Area - Lismore City Library Magellen Street, Lismore 2480 02 6621 2464 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Tweed Area - Kingscliff Library Turnock Street, Kingscliff 2487 02 6674 1607 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Tweed Area - Murwillumbah Library Civic Centre, Tumbulgum Road, Murwillumbah 2484 02 6670 2427 English Richmond Tweed Regional Library, Tweed Area - Tweed Heads Library Civic Centre, Brett Street, Tweed Heads 2485 07 5569 3150 English Riverina Regional Library - Temora Library 294 \Hoskins Street, Temora 2666 02 6977 1781 English Rockdale City Library 444-446 Princes Highway, Rockdale 2216 02 9562 1821 Cantonese, Arabic, Mandarin, Greek Shoalhaven Libraries - Nowra Library 10 Berry Street, Nowra 2541 02 4429 3705 English Singleton Library 8-10 Queen Street, Singleton 2330 02 6578 7500 English Strathfield Library 65-67 Rochester Street, Homebush 2140 02 8762 0222 Mandarin, Cantonese The Hills Shire Library Service - Castle Hill Cnr Castle and Pennant Streets, Castle Hill 2154 02 9761 4510 English, Mandarin Wagga Wagga City Library Civic Centre, Cnr Baylis and Morrow Streets Wagga Wagga 2650 02 6926 9700 English Willoughby City Library Services - Chatswood Library The Concourse, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood 2067 02 9777 7900 English, Mandarin, Cantonese Wollongong City Libraries - Wollongong City Library 41 Burelli Street, Wollongong 2500 02 4227 7414 English, Mandarin To find out more about training locations or to watch easy to follow self teach videos, visit
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