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AbilityNet is a UK charity helping disabled adults and children to use computers and the internet to change their lives at work, at home and in education. We offer free factsheets, a free helpline and our network of IT Can Help volunteers offer free IT...
RG6 1WA, Sonning, United Kingdom
I requested a volunteer call out to my home and Chris from Belfast was more than helpful patient and courteous at all times while helping me to replace and connect my new printer to my phone Seán Mcilmurray
Carole and Tim both provided a superb service. Carole sorted out our problem and provided useful guidance for the future.
I had planned a Disability Development Day and asked AbilityNet for a speaker, 2 weeks later I had heard nothing so I chased, they came back to me asking what was it I was after, plus dates and times (i already gave them all of this information), they promised to call me but the next day I had an email from another AbilityNet staff member to say "glad you've now had the information", which I hadn't had. As they were the only people I reached out to I have had to cancel the event as we only had 2 weeks to go
Adam came and helped me to setup my new desktop PC, I needed help because my old one was running Windows 8 and the new one windows 11 i5 a lot faster and more stable. He helped me with all the new features and I know that I can call on him any time for help with new things as I'm a 73 year old with no family. Youngsters today are able to do anything with computers.
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