How to engage with people who are not online
Thank you to Healthwatch Islington, Healthwatch Brighton and Hove and the Consultation Institute who worked to produce this training on how to engage people who are not online.
What do we mean by people who are not online?
Speaking to people in your communities about their experiences of health and social care is at the heart of the work you do. One of the key ways that we are able to do this is through online engagement.
While the large majority of people do use the internet, there are pockets within our communities who do not, many of whom may be higher uses of health and social care services.
From the 2018 Office for National Statistics report, we know that these people are more likely to be:
- Over 75
- Have a disability
- Female
Why take this e-learning course?
This training will take you through different offline engagement techniques and how to choose the right ones to achieve your purpose and reach your audience.
It covers how to plan your contact, understand practical ways of trying to reach audiences who are not online and how to utilise your volunteers or existing networks.
Take the course
This e-learning course should take you an hour to complete.
To take one of our e-learning courses for the first time, click the link for the course then select ‘sign up’ and register with your e-mail address and set your password.
Use these details for all future courses, or to re-visit a course. You can also reset your password at anytime by selecting the ‘forgotten password’ link.
Don't forget to download your certificate of completion at the end of the course.