Our mission is to empower older adults by advancing their digital literacy and internet safety. We provide hands-on and digital/device training, system repair, security checkups and consultations to assist later-life learners with high-risk aspects of technology. Some of the topics we cover include, but are not limited to:

device basics
device repair & troubleshooting
fact checking
scam & malware identification
digital hygiene (what not to click on)

We believe in meeting every individual at their level of need. We recognize that everyone has unique strengths, and no one is lesser for technology not being one of them.

We’re here to support — without judgment — at every level.

If you are interested in what we are doing here, or would like to discuss funding our projects, please contact luc@etslsg.org.

We want to make fraud a thing of the past

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Reported incidents of fraud, as reported by the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

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Confirmed loss from reported frauds in 2023 in Canada

Investigations show that most fraud happens to the 50+ age demographic and often goes unreported.

We aim to educate and assist the 55+ demographic to reduce victims to help them connect and interact with technology safely and healthily.

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Industry Knowledge

We have IT industry professionals, repair technicians, trainers, and IT security professionals to assist where they are needed.

Hardware re-use

Software in our era expires before the hardware does, leading to a massive waste of perfectly usable computers. We want to refurbish and re-distribute to those in need.

Up to date Information

Seminars and courses blend up to date information on with critical thinking techniques to help enforce skills of self protection, knowledge of growing hazards, new technology use, misuse, and techniques that are used to enact scams and crimes.

Community Building

We are currently based in Calgary Alberta, Canada. Our aim is to assist and educate as many people as possible! Creating a network of protection from scams, hacks and exploits.