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SeniorNet

SeniorNet [[(www.seniornet.org)]] is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. It is the nation's premier and most respected nonprofit organization specializing in computer and internet education for adults 55 and over and those in need.

SeniorNet's mission is to provide older adults education on computer technologies, enhancing their lives and enabling them to share their knowledge and wisdom. In addition to providing education to older adults, SeniorNet furnishes computer skill/education to veterans, the underserved, disabled, and those with impairments.

Since 1986, SeniorNet has empowered more than two million people by providing encouragement, lifelong learning opportunities and new worlds to explore via the Internet. SeniorNet provides an extensive curriculum of over 130 courses, delivered by thousands of volunteer instructors and mentors at SeniorNet Computer Learning Centers via a proven ‘seniors teaching seniors’ methodology, and by utilizing an intergenerational approach whereby high school and college students teach the latest technology. At SeniorNet Computer Learning Centers, members can take classes at all experience levels and learn new computing skills like Computer Fundamentals, Internet and E-mail, Digital Photography, Buying and Selling on eBay, Avoiding Scams, How to Secure Your Computer, How to use the latest technology gadgets like the iPad,Smart Watches, iPhone, fit-bit and etc., selecting and downloading applications and more all in a friendly, low-pressure environment. SeniorNet Computer Learning Centers are operated by professional volunteers across the nation with a standardized curriculum provided by SeniorNet headquarters.

SeniorNet based in Fort Myers, Florida, has approximately 6,000 members, is staffed by 3,000 volunteers – and has more than 30 Learning Centers in the United States, including Indian Reservations and underserved areas. SeniorNet also has international affiliations in Nepal, Korea, China, Russia, New Zealand and Sweden. The source of SeniorNet’s income is generated from membership dues, class fees, the altruistic donations of individuals and the generous support and sponsorship of corporations and foundations.

Note change in headquarters: 5237 Summerlin Commons Blvd Suite 314 Fort Myers, Florida 33907