United Way of Northwest Vermont: Older Vermonters, 60+ now have free access to GetSetUp

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United Way of Northwest Vermont: Older Vermonters, 60+ now have free access to GetSetUp
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Apr 6, 2022
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United Way of Northwest Vermont issued the following announcement on April 6.

Older Vermonters, 60+ now have free access to GetSetUp, offering live, interactive learning experiences that range from everyday technical skills to courses on healthy cooking, virtual travel, and more. 

Age Well, a United Way funded partner, along with the other Vermont Association of Area Agencies on Aging, has partnered with GetSetUp, the largest and fastest-growing online platform dedicated to virtual learning, specifically for older adults to help bridge the digital divide and combat social isolation for older Vermonters. 

Learn more and sign up for free classes at:

getsetup.io/partner/Vermont

Original source can be found here.

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