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Welcome To The Community Technology Centre Network!

Community Technology Centres (CTCs) are community hubs supporting economic, educational, cultural and social life in regional, rural and remote NSW. CTCs use technology as a platform for programs and services, internet access points, training, venue hire, telework opportunities, and economic and community development. Community Technology Centres Association is a member-based organisation, representing and supporting them.
 
We welcome you to come and enjoy our hospitality, our service and our vision to support regional NSW.

Centre of the Month

This month's Centre of the Month is busy and thriving CTC@Holbrook, which also manages the Holbrook Community Geographic Domain, and publishes the community newsletter "Holbrook Happenings," along with a huge range of courses and programs. Click here for more.
 

Lake Cargelligo Telecentre's new manager

Chris Lynch is tne new manager at Lake Cargelligo Telecentre while Rebecca Keeley is absent increasing the population of the Central West. Christine has been with Lower Lachlan Community Services since 2003 as the Centrelink Agency Manager and Lake News Photographer. Also congratulations to Joelle McMillian who has completed her traineeship and will be running the front desk on a full time basis. Welcome!  Read more.
 

Community Geographic Domains

CTCs are increasingly being identified as the right community organisation to build and maintain community geographic domains in small, rural and regional communities.  CTC@Tea Gardens is the latest to launch theirs. Read more.
 

Technoseniors 2009

Community Technology Centres around the state will be celebrating Seniors Week with TechnoSeniors programs, offering free training in all kinds of computer use.  Twenty-six centres will be participating this year, from Kyogle in the far north to Eden in the far south of the state. Read more.
 

CTCs Learn About Delivering E-learning

There are vast distances between trainers and learners in rural NSW, and a need for cost effective training for people disadvantaged by location, time and economics. The solution?  E-learning.
 

Volunteer of the Month

This month's Volunteer of the Month is Victor McGuinness from CTC@Mudgee.