This puts the power in each individual's hands to decide what and how much information is needed. A question can arise at any time and people's schedules are irregular and busy. Computers don't sleep, so information is available any time it's convenient. Opportunities abound for children and adults to expand their awareness, develop friendships, and trade ideas with others in their city, their state, their country and on their planet. Students and teachers can communicate with others around the world and can access resources not available locally.
Local government can provide information to keep the community informed.
Social Service agencies can provide timely information to their constituents. Identify community leaders and organizations that would be interested in coming together to provide a wide variety of essential resources to the people they all serve.