Thanks to funding primarily from the National Lottery Community Fund, Roystonhill Community Hub, owned and managed by Spire View Housing Association, is here for the betterment of the Royston community and beyond.
Lending Library
If you or someone you know is digitally excluded, get in touch with us to find out more about our lending library.
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We have a number of tablets that can be loaned out to anyone who may need them, in order to keep you in the digital loop.
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Give us a call on 0141 212 7386
Useful YouTube Videos For Basic Digital Skills
Creating Google Account
This tutorial guides you through the steps to create a Google Account to access email and other services.
Creating CV
Learn how to create a professional CV in easy steps
Online Banking
In this short video we talk about setting up and using online banking, and discuss how it can be helpful.
Using Gmail Services
How to use the basic services included with a Gmail account, including sending emails and attachments, and using calendars, notes and tasks.
Shopping Online
Learn how to buy goods and services online safely
How To Use Zoom
This video will help you get started using Zoom to join or host meetings on a mobile device.
Staying Safe Online
Follow these easy tips to keep yourself safe online!
Useful Online Resources For Basic Digital Skills
The Good Things Foundation is an organisation working to eliminate the Digital Divide. They have fantastic resource that are free and available to you.​
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Learn My Way provides free digital courses for beginners. With easy-to-follow tutorials, you can learn how to use the internet, stay safe online, and use a range of tools and services like email and social media. With Learn My Way, you can become more confident in the digital world.
You can use Learn my Way on your mobile, tablet or computer. Wherever you choose to learn it only takes minutes.
You can try out a few topics before registering.
SCVO & Connecting Scotland
Connecting Scotland is a Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and Scottish Government program set up in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Through this they provide IPads, Chromebooks and support to develop digital skills to people who are digitally excluded and on low income.
Roystonhill Community Hub is involved in phase 3 employability which aims to remove barriers related to digital exclusion for unemployed adults and young people aged 16+.
So far they have provided our local residents with 15 Chromebooks and 2 years of free WIFI for every beneficiary.
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