Tech help for seniors, from students who show up in person. One question at a time.
ElderTech volunteers visit senior centers and churches to sit down with seniors one-on-one, teach short workshops, and leave behind step-by-step guides. We started in Southlake and now work with 25+ partner sites through 6 student-run chapters.
What happens when we visit.
Each visit is built around the devices and apps the seniors there actually use.
One-on-one help
A student sits with one senior and works on whatever they bring: a phone that won't connect to Wi-Fi, a doctor's portal login, photos that need to reach the grandkids.
Short workshops
A talk for a room of residents on a single topic, like spotting scam texts or joining a video call, followed by questions.
Guides to keep
Step-by-step guides in plain language, so the fix still makes sense next week when no one is there to help.
- Video calls
- Scam texts and emails
- Telehealth visits
- Passwords
- Finding photos
- Bigger text
How a partnership starts.
You get in touch
Tell us about your center and the devices your residents use.
A nearby chapter plans visits
Students from the closest chapter set up a schedule with your staff.
We keep coming back
Regular visits let residents bring new questions and build on what they learned last time.
Six chapters in five states.
Each chapter is started and run by students in its own town. About 60 volunteers help 550+ seniors a month across the network.
Run a senior center or church near one of our chapters?
Ask us for a visit. Tell us what your residents struggle with and we'll plan around it.