Anglicare Retirement Villages Residents Computer Club

1. Encourage residents to explore the advantages and satisfaction of using computer technology. 2. Empower residents, especially those with disabilities, by providing learning opportunities and enhancing their lifestyle.
3. Expand communication opportunities.
4. Provide stimulating leisure time activities.
5 Develop further skills to enhance participation in community organisations.
6. Bridge the gap between generations by using/understanding computer technology.

The Anglicare Retirement Villages (ARV) Computer Club (CC) (ARVCC), Castle Hill was founded in 1998 to serve the six Anglican Retirement Villages in Castle Hill, which are spread over 120 acres with 1,000 independent-living residents. The ARVCC also serves the nearby
Glenhaven Green Village, which has 280 residents. The ARVCC Castle Hill is coordinated by a group of 23 volunteer Committee members, including an executive group, to serve 380 subscribed members. The Club is one of the largest seniors computer clubs in Australia.