Jersey Gov to award Ā£2m to tech that can support ageing population
The Government of Jersey is awarding up to Ā£2 million to technology solutions that improve the lives and wellbeing of Jerseyās rapidly ageing population.
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The Government of Jersey is awarding up to Ā£2 million to technology solutions that improve the lives and wellbeing of Jerseyās rapidly ageing population.
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