Access Technology Scotland is the social enterprise arm of Port Glasgow-based Software Training Scotland (Image: Mimi Thain/Unsplash.com)
AN INVERCLYDE community interest company’s plan to set up a ‘digital community’ involving two other groups in the area has secured financial backing from the council.
Access Technology Scotland (ATS) has been given £2,250 from the local authority’s community grants fund.
The cash will be used to support efforts to build a digital community between ATS, Morton in the Community, and local young people's charity Youth Connections.
Access Technology Scotland is the social enterprise arm of Port Glasgow-based Software Training Scotland, which has been providing opportunities in digital learning to individuals, groups and organisations in Inverclyde and across Scotland since 2011.
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