ETASHA Society Launches DigiSaksham to Help Young People Identify Online Scams and Fraud
Free online learning platform equips students and young people from underserved communities with practical digital literacy and online safety skills, with a target of reaching 20,000 learners.
ETASHA Society today launched DigiSaksham, a free online learning platform designed to help adolescents and young people develop digital literacy and online safety skills. Supported by BT Group and British Asian Trust, the initiative aims to equip 20,000 young people with the knowledge to identify online threats, including fake job offers, scholarship scams, phishing links, misleading information and payment fraud.
As young people increasingly use digital platforms to access education, employment opportunities, government services and skills training, the ability to navigate the online world safely has become essential. For those from underserved communities, limited exposure to digital safety practices can increase their vulnerability to fraud, privacy risks and misleading content.
DigiSaksham addresses this gap through practical online learning, helping users recognise warning signs,...
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