The TSS Foundation builds AI literacy, digital inclusion, and scam prevention for older adults — treating them as capable people who deserve to keep pace, participate, and stay safe on their own terms.
Older adults are not uninterested in technology. They are under-served by it — and the cost of that gap shows up in their health, their money, and their independence.
Struggle with everyday digital tools and the AI now built into them.
Lack basic digital literacy — rising to two-thirds of adults aged 75 and older.
Distrust the use of AI in their healthcare.
Tech barriers reach straight into healthcare, communication, and daily independence.
Three statements that decide what the Foundation takes on. Open one to see what it looks like on the ground.
Equip older adults with the literacy, access, and confidence to thrive in a digital, AI-shaped world.
A world where no one is left behind by technology — where age is never a reason to be excluded or exploited.
Turn awareness into ability — practical skills, safe habits, and real inclusion, measured and repeatable.
SATA provides a fun and safe way for seniors to build scam-detection skills.
Interactive scam-prevention training that uses realistic simulations to build recognition, judgment, and confidence in everyday situations.
On-site, senior-friendly tech seminars that build practical skills in AI and computer literacy through hands-on training.
Run with universities, healthcare providers, and community organizations — where the people already are.
Our quarterly gives readers rich content on the latest scams targeting seniors, alongside practical technology tips they can use straight away.
Henry Collins on treating older adults as capable people — and building the tools that prove it.
Plain-language education that demystifies what AI is, what it can do, and how to use it without fear — built for real life, not a lecture hall.
Closing the access gap so older adults can bank, connect, and participate online with the same confidence as anyone else.
Practical, repeatable training that helps people recognize and shut down digital scams before they cause harm.
A patent-pending Scam Awareness Training Application that simulates real scam encounters and measures whether awareness actually improves.
Programs delivered with the libraries, clinics, and senior centers people already know and trust — meeting them where they are.
Every program reports out through the SAPM methodology, so improvement is evidence, not a feel-good guess.
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