TechOra Atlanta gives older adults patient, one-on-one help with the technology that runs everyday life — so they can connect with family, stay safe online, and keep their independence.
Patient. Personal. Practical.
As everyday life moves online, millions of older adults are being left behind. The need is real — and measurable.
Sources: Pew Research Center — Americans' Use of Mobile Technology and Home Broadband (2024) · AARP — 2024 Tech Trends and Older Adults
Three simple ways we bring technology within reach.
One-on-one help wherever a client feels most comfortable — real answers to real questions, at their own pace.
Workshops and partnerships with community centers, libraries, and faith communities — meeting people where they already gather.
Phones, tablets, and computers set up and ready — accounts, apps, and accessibility settings like larger text and louder sound.
TechOra Atlanta helps older adults across metro Atlanta feel at home with everyday technology.
We learn by doing — hands-on, one-on-one support, real practice on your own device, and small-group workshops that build lasting confidence.
A simple, step-by-step path from first touch to real confidence.
The curriculum grows with our learners — modules are added and refined as the program develops.
The way we teach matters as much as what we teach.
We build lasting confidence, not quick fixes — so the skills stay long after the session ends.
Bring TechOra to Your CommunityAfter years spent working with an older clientele — and now helping care for my own aging father — I kept noticing how easily older adults get left behind as everyday life moves online. It's rarely that they can't learn; it's that no one slows down to show them. I started TechOra Atlanta to change that: to help older adults keep up with a fast-moving world on their own terms, with patience and respect, so they feel included rather than shut out.
Sponsors, partners, and neighbors all have a place in this work.
Sponsorships and financial support put trained instructors and learning materials directly into the hands of the older adults who need them most.
Host a session at your community center, library, or clinic and reach the people you already serve.
Share a few patient hours and change someone's relationship with technology.
Want to learn, partner, volunteer, or sponsor our work? We'd love to hear from you.