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Sarpsborg kommune changes its policy regarding self-payment for safety alarms. The alarm will be free when it is part of necessary health and care services. This change applies to people who currently have or recently had such an alarm. Residents can benefit from this update concerning essential healthcare support in the area.
Sarpsborg (official) · Oct 12, 2026Sarpsborg's volunteer center started digital foster care every Monday afternoon. These free sessions assist with questions about mobile phones, tablets, and personal computers. A 'digital coffee' also happens on Thursdays for conversation and data assistance. Residents needing technical support can access help through the local volunteer center.
Sarpsborg (official) · Oct 12, 2026KRED Norge presented Sarpsborg's community plan at the Esport Research Network Conference 2026 in Japan. The discussion covered how data culture can aid local development and inclusion efforts. This work resulted in visible local outcomes for the municipality to share internationally.
Sarpsborg (official) · Oct 12, 2026Sarpsborg municipality began using a digital solution for companion passes. This new method lets people needing help bring companions to events at reduced or free cost. Although physical cards remain available, the primary format is now electronic. People attending cultural and leisure activities can use this updated system.
Sarpsborg (official) · Oct 12, 2026Nib, our AI, summarized the linked public news sources. It does not report the news or create stories on its own. This brief was checked automatically against our rules, not fact-checked line by line by an editor. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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The youth contacts have been serving young people in Sarpsborg for 25 years. Their job involves being available, safe adults who can catch up with youth early and offer support and guidance. They work by being present in the environments where young people are.
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Sarpsborg's volunteer center has launched digital foster care sessions every Monday from 16:00 to 18:00. These sessions offer free help with questions about mobiles, tablets, and PCs. Additionally, a 'digital coffee' is held on Thursdays for conversation and data help.
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