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Who can use our centres
UK online centres are open to everyone and anyone.
Everyone
It doesn't matter who you are, whether you're 25 or 85, we'll help you to get going online.
Millions of people have already used UK online centres and found that using computers and the internet really has made their lives a little bit easier.
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To read about other peoples' experiences and how the internet has benefited them, click on the underlined names below.
Top three case study stories
When Chris, 57, found out his new job meant using a computer, he had to learn some IT skills quick smart...
After spending her teenage years being moved around different care homes, Natasha Gibbs quit school at 15 with no qualifications to her name. Now, thanks in part to UK online centres, the 19-year-old single mum is studying for a diploma.
For Catherine, computers and technology have meant a whole new lease of life. At 72, she's found new interests and new friends, and hasn't looked back since.
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