Mar 17
People wishing to apply for Computer Assistance from CLiCK can now fill out an application form online through our Apply Online section.
This will make it easier and quicker for potential clients to get computer assistance as well as also aiding partner organisations in applying for computers on behalf of their clients.
Printable application forms are still available on our Apply for a Computer page.
Visit CLiCK’s official announcement here.
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Mar 12
Did you want to buy some cheap movie tickets and help a good cause at the same time? 
CLiCK has partnered with Hoyts Cinemas to provide unconditional movie packs cheaper than retail prices while ensuring part proceeds go to CLiCK helping disadvantaged people gain computers.
Money raised goes to CLiCK’s projects some of which include:
- Ensuring children have adequate computer access
- Providing training and access to computer facilities to people in need
- Providing specialised computer systems to aid children and adults with Autism
- Strengthening contact networks supporting parents with children diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy
- Free computer repair services to the disadvantaged
- Helping people in care facilities with occupational therapy through computers
To order movie tickets just print off the form and fill out the quantity you would like and return it to us by 30th April! 
Available Australia Wide!!!!
Thanks in advance
Hoyts / CLiCK Movie Tickets Order Form
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Mar 11
CLiCK Computer Recycling keeps supporters and clients informed through email approximately once a month.
Information which is sent is normally information about current programs, fundraising and other support information.
If you would like to subscribe / unsubscribe to CLiCK Computer Recycling’s mailing list visit here: http://clickonline.org.au/mailman/listinfo/list_clickonline.org.au
We also keep a public record of the emails which we send out, they can be viewed here:
http://clickonline.org.au/pipermail/list_clickonline.org.au/
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Mar 08
Australians can now purchase Ubuntu CD’s from CLiCK Computer Recycling for $3.99 (including postage)!
Each CD sold goes to help disadvantaged people owning a computer!
Visit CLiCK’s shop for more details!
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Feb 17
Have you got the odd Thumb / Flash Drive laying around doing nothing?
You can now pass it on to someone who needs one!
Increasingly families who do it tough have problems dipping into their pockets when it comes to affording all the necessities that kids need these days for school. This year we have had a huge jump in families asking if we can provide them with flash drives as these have become the new essential on school childrens stationary lists.
The prices have dropped, allowing people to pick these up as almost a semi-disposable item, but for many families an extra $20-$30 per child is a strain at the beginning of and school term. You can ease the pressure and do something great with your flash drives you don’t use any more and pass them on to children who now need them most!
If you would like to help, all you need to do is place your old drives into an envelope and send them to:
Thumbs Up!
CLiCK
PO Box 168
Rockingham, 6168
Western Australia
Your small donation can make the difference for our next generation!
For more information feel free to contact CLiCK!
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Oct 31
Well this week we kicked off our Everlasting Computers initiative through CLiCK and so far we have received some great feedback! Everlasting Computers is our new guarantee that if clients pc’s break down, and their social or economic circumstances have not changed, then we fix them free of charge.
So far we have had a few machines in which have had a few minor problems, but nothing major which is a great start to get the ball rolling! We have received emails supporting the new initiative from all members of the community and we thank you for your kind words!
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Oct 28
CLiCK is pleased to announce that its testing of Ubuntu Linux 7.10 is now complete and will be installed on all non-oem machines as of Monday 29th October 2007.
Non-oem machines in current stock with refurbish dates prior to Sunday 28th October 2007 with Ubuntu Linux 7.04 will not be upgraded unless requested by clients, this will be done free of charge.
It is expected that stocks with Ubuntu Linux 7.04 will be depleted by 15th November 2007.
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Oct 26
CLiCK is proud to announce a new service which will ensure that computers that CLiCK distribute stay sustainable for its clients. CLiCK’s new Everlasting Computers provides a safety net for people who receive computers for free from CLiCK, by providing a life-time free service on all computer systems if they break down.
“There is a difficult gap for people in need when they receive a free computer and the possibility of having to repair a free computer for many of our clients” CLiCK Director Matt Vapor stated. “Giving away computers for free is a great initiative, how ever organisations which do this need to be responsible for the product which they give away, organisations such as CLiCK need to realise that they are dealing with used systems and unfortunately their failure rate can be extremely high”.
“It is negligible for anyone to give away a computer to those in need and expecting them to pay to fix it if it breaks down if their financial or social situation has not changed”. “For the sake of equity and opportunity we have started Everlasting Computers so that each and every computer we give away to people in need are guaranteed that we will fix them for free for clients if their situation hasn’t changed”.
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Oct 26
Thank you to Bruce and the team at Veolia Environmental Services for their generous donation of computer equipment to CLiCK!
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Oct 26
Thank you to Caron and the team at Oxfam Australia’s Bayswater office for their generous donation of computer equipment to CLiCK!
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