We’re delighted that the laptops we distributed St Mary’s Ukrainian School in London last year have had such a positive effect on refugee children arriving in the UK from Ukraine. These original laptops were kindly donated by Vyta.
Digital inclusion is essential for empowering incarcerated women, providing them with vital access to social networks, educational opportunities, and employment.
Community TechAid is a charity based in Lambeth, supporting communities to get online by providing access to technology and digital skills. Working with the Digital Poverty Alliance has been so beneficial to our work.
Getting Oxfordshire Online is a collaboration between three charities in Oxfordshire. We’re all about helping people who haven’t got access to technology to get online. Whether that’s through devices, connectivity, or support.
The Digital Poverty Alliance has helped us by using collective expertise in technology and data to create an ecosystem that has enabled us to deliver the maximum impact possible with limited resources.
The Digital Poverty Alliance, one year on… has grown to 570 community members, built a definitive evidence base, and distributed 1,650 devices to schools in need.
The National House Project is a charity that works with local authorities to support young people within those local authorities to leave care and live fulfilling lives.
Tech4Families, an initiative to drive digital inclusion by connecting disadvantaged families with new laptops, has officially rolled out.
Russell Hobby, CEO at Teach First and Elizabeth Anderson, COO at the Learning Foundation, celebrate...
Tech4Families, an initiative to drive digital inclusion by connecting disadvantaged families with new laptops, has officially rolled out.