What we’re doing & where we’ll be!

Our Connecting Communities Digital Inclusion project aims to help people feel more confident and less stressed in an increasingly online world.
Ryan, our IT and Digital Tutor, will be on hand alongside the LDLC team to offer support, answer questions and help people with their devices.

Join us for informal workshops to troubleshoot your technology over tea and biscuits. Whatever you’re looking to do with your devices, our sessions provide a supportive environment to bridge the digital gap. We don’t just “fix” things; we show you how they work.
We will be at the following locations for you to drop in your tech & stay for a chat:

  • Invershin Hall – Fri 27th February, 11.30am-1.30pm
  • Kinvonvie Suite, Lairg Community Centre – Tues 3rd March, 10.30am-12.30pm
  • Kyle Centre, Tongue – Thurs 19th March, 10.30am-12.30pm
  • Forse of Nature, Forse – Mon 30th March, 11am-1pm

Technology should be a tool for connection, not a source of frustration. In our upcoming workshop series, we aren’t just teaching people how to fix their devices—we’re teaching them how to master them. Join us over the next few months as we swap tech-support for tech-literacy with easy, bite-sized lessons designed specifically for older generations.

  • Revisit old haunts via Google Maps
  • Digitise your favourite photos
  • Explore historic archives from your birth year

Schedule to be announced soon…

Creativity Meets Performance

At LDLC, we have been working behind the scenes to create content for a show in collaboration with Eden Court. The focus of this project is exploring themes and issues that are important to Highland communities.

Through fun and informal activity sessions, we have been gathering your stories, memories, concerns, and aspirations for our local area. All of this input will be compiled and used to develop a play.

Children from Lairg Primary School enthusiastically participated in the activities, which centered around the theme of sheep and Lairg. They donned sheep costumes, bounced on the bouncy castle, and even got involved in some green screen theater!

The ultimate result of these events will be displayed on the stage in the Lairg Community Centre, with the premiere scheduled for June 28th, 2025.

We are one of eight community groups coming together across the Highlands as part of a new climate movement coordinated by environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful. to help reduce consumption and waste and tackle our throwaway culture.

Learn How to Use Zoom for Beginners!
Do you or someone you know want to learn how to use the video calling platform Zoom? You can learn how to use Zoom for Beginners in this two-hour workshop.