Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
7 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: United Kingdom (100)
CodeYourFuture (CYF) is a UK based non-profit organisation that trains refugees and other disadvantaged people to become web developers and helps them …
The RAPL project aimed to tackle discrimination by training staff from organisations in the local community and providing them with practical support, …
The aim of the DSP is to improve digital capability across the whole skills spectrum - from the essential skills that help …
The aim of #WhatAboutMeNI was to support young people in exploring digital technology, learning and sharing skills, and developing tools to help …
Bristol Computer Reuse is a citywide project with the aim of making affordable desktop computers and laptops available to individuals and families …
Control Alt Delete is a weekly session for 10 – 16 year olds that provides exciting opportunities to get hands-on with new …
Our Digital City aims to create a truly inclusive ‘smart city’ where no one is left behind and everyone can access the …
The E-Learning and Mobility Project (E-LAMP) used ICT to provide enhanced independent and distance learning support for Traveler children, with the ultimate …
Visitors were introduced to digital concepts through fun, interactive activities and by designing and creating their own LEGO robotic devices to compete …
The Taigh Chearsabhagh Trust aimed to engage with five local primary schools and one secondary school and offer them extra-curricular activities to …
The project aimed to reach 600 pupils in Dundee, aimed at fostering engagement with digital skills. The project was implemented in three …
The aim was to teach pupils as young as seven to code. Young people had the opportunity to learn the basics of …
Get Online Reading aims to use Reading’s highly literate population to help those who don’t have the skills or opportunity to make …
Open AE: Promote open source technologies in non-formal adult education is an Erasmus+ KA2 project awarded through EPOS – National Agency for …
This Project commenced in April 2002, and between June and September PCs with broadband internet access were installed in 300 households in …
Work IT Out is an innovative programme designed and delivered by Tinder Foundation (now Good Things Foundation). The project embeds HMRC benefits …
The Mobile Devices project was a six-month study into the benefits of mobile data and devices for digitally excluded people. The Mobile …
Developed in partnership with Leicester City Council’s Building Schools for the Future Programme, Childnet’s STAR Toolkit aimed to increase the online safety …
E-Skills for E-Inclusion developed an online and face to face training programme, with multiple modules, to improve the accessibility of the internet …
The Black Country Click Start project seeks to provide wraparound support to improve digital and financial inclusion. The project specifically targets social …
AWS re:Start is designed to educate young adults (NEET – Not in Employment, Education, or Training), military veterans, members of the military …
Cleo Lake has launched #GiveNTech - a tech amnesty where unused IT hardware is donated, wiped of data, cleaned, fixed and given …
Launched by Lloyds Bank, the Academy is focused on helping users improve their skills. Whether that's getting to grips with their computer, …
The ultimate aim for St Mungo’s Recovery College is to get their clients back into employment and help them build confidence and …
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