Increasing digital awareness and inclusion, Reducing isolation while keeping the Community Safe
Why are we passionate about keeping our community safe online?
The Community Tech Hub CIC (Community Technology Hub) was setup by 5 members who have seen first hand the issues facing many people in the world of technology. Digital crime is the largest criminal network globally causing lots of people anxiety and stress. Our mission is simple. To give people the power to feel in control of their technology, to reduce the stress when something goes wrong and to access the digital world without the anxiety of being hacked. We are passionate about making our community feel included and able to use their technology to make their lives better.
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I would never have managed to resolve the various problems myself, it did seem to be a complex set of issues - Thanks
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I am grateful for the help you are able to give on being aware of and avoiding scams. We regularly get phone calls and texts from potential scammers -Thank you
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I very quickly lose confidence when trying to fix issues! The CTH helps give me confidence to understand how to prevent scams - Many thanks
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By joining the club you will receive subsidised access to digital briefing workshops, IT support, website resources and more.
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How we are funded
The Community Tech Hub CIC (Community Interest Company) more often referred to as a social enterprise. A Community Interest Company (CIC) is a limited company that is set up to benefit a community or pursue a social purpose, rather than making a profit for shareholders. CICs are often considered a hybrid between a charity and a company. We are currently funded by East Suffolk Council, the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists and from donations and membership subscriptions.
Non-Members Registration £15
Date: 26th September 2025, 3-5pm
Location: Grundisburgh Village Hall
There has been a lot going on with the world of online fraud, you may have read that some of the biggest retailers have been targeted, notably M&S, Co-op and Harrods. Our next session will discuss some of the implications of these high profile hacks alongside:
End of Windows 10; what options do you have and what does it all really mean
More discussion on the BT/EE merger and the scams going around that you maybe affected by as a customer
We may even get our AI Music generator out to have some fun. We will be having our usual story telling and feedback sessions.