I would recommend starting at libraries. I know that some libraries here in Alberta have internet and computer use classes for seniors and ESL/Canadian newcomers. 

Here at my patient library, we have two Wyse Terminals for people to access the internet free of charge to search for health information. 

happy searching.
Nicola Davies

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 Does anyone know of any resources, or a location that I can obtain
information that demonstrates how many persons with low health literacy
and/or low literacy skills have Internet Access?


Jacki Rogers| Public Health Program Administrator
Bureau of Health Promotion & Risk Reduction
Pennsylvania Department of Health
7th & Forster Streets | Harrisburg, PA 17120
Phone: 717.787.6214 | Fax: 717.783.5498
www.health.state.pa.us


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