Upcoming webinars
Using digital tools to help you support people to stay safe online – 11:00 am, 21st May
For Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026, we are looking at how using digital tools can help make staying safe online more accessible. Keeping people safe online is a growing challenge—but the right digital tools can make a real difference. This webinar explores practical, easy-to-use tools that help you support and empower others to build safer online habits. This webinar will cover tools that are both effective and user-friendly, and how to introduce them in a way that builds confidence rather than confusion. Whether you work in care, education, or community support, this session will give you clear steps to help the people you support stay safe, independent, and in control online.
Contact us to arrange webinars
We can deliver webinars for closed groups or as part of other events. Our webinars support disabled people, carers and marginalised groups to develop knowledge, skills and confidence around online safety. We cover a wide range of topics, from general good practice to potential problem areas like social media, romance scams and fake news, as well as bespoke training for your group’s specific needs.
Register your interest now to view the full range of topics we cover and organise a call back. Or email us at CyberProject@lead.org.uk.
While you wait
If you don’t want to wait you can get started today with our online learning self study option: My Lead – Homepage | Lead Scotland
Got a question? Contact cyberproject@lead.org.uk.
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