Some older people experience difficulties with digital technologies. Digital Doheem aims to support them in their daily lives, directly in their own homes. The objectives are: to help older people use essential digital tools (smartphones or tablets), to explain how to use these tools safely and securely.
Digital Doheem is a project carried out by Stëftung Hëllef Doheem in collaboration with the non-profit organisation GoldenMe. The project helps older people learn how to use digital tools such as smartphones and tablets.
The support is provided at home and in a personalised way.
The project is part of the National Digital Inclusion Plan 2025 and is funded by the Ministry of Digitalisation.
Volunteer requirements:
Volunteers must be able to speak at least one of the country’s official languages (Luxembourgish / French / German).
Mandatory requirement: availability on 17 March 2026 to attend a compulsory training session.
The mission will take place from March to May 2026.
Volunteers must be able to travel to seniors’ homes independently (private car or public transport).
Our vision is a society in which all generations are equally digital included so that no one is left behind. GoldenMe aims to flatten the way for the older generation into our digital world and digital everyday life. Our mission is to create information, educational offers and events for non-digital natives to become digital literate through i
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Digital Doheem is a project carried out by Stëftung Hëllef Doheem in collaboration with the non-profit organisation GoldenMe. The project helps older people learn how to use digital tools such as smartphones and tablets.
The support is provided at home and in a personalised way.
The project is part of the National Digital Inclusion Plan 2025 and is funded by the Ministry of Digitalisation.
Volunteer requirements:
Volunteers must be able to speak at least one of the country’s official languages (Luxembourgish / French / German).
Mandatory requirement: availability on 17 March 2026 to attend a compulsory training session.
The mission will take place from March to May 2026.
Volunteers must be able to travel to seniors’ homes independently (private car or public transport).