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Electronic Public Information July 2002
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StartHere - where to turn when you don't know where to turn...

Social inclusion and accessibility are key concerns for many in the world of electronic public information. Starthere aims to tackle these head-on, and is now working with authorities from Scotland to London to implement its formula for high quality, citizen-focused, easily-accessed, joined-up information

'The StartHere system contains a wealth of signposting information on common life events. It is very easy to use - an important factor since many of those who can benefit most from the system are those who will be the least familiar with information technology. StartHere therefore fully supports the spirit of the Government's vision for Electronic Service Delivery, including the key goals of equitable access and social inclusion.'
Norman Turner, E-Champion, London Borough of Newham

We all need help and information at some point in our lives, whether as a result of a major crisis - a death, losing a job, a serious illness - or for everyday questions such as where to recycle a mountain of newspaper and how to apply for nursery care. We know there must be help and support out there - but it can often be hard to find.
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Document updated: 16 Jul 2002