Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
7 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: United Kingdom (100)
Launched by GDS in 2018, the GOV.UK Design System requires WCAG 2.1 AA components tested with disabled users; three rounds of accessibility …
Launched in 2021 with £1.5m of Scottish Government funding, Digital Lifelines Scotland has distributed 3,044 devices and 3,845 connectivity packages to 5,502 …
Since June 2022 UK deaf BSL users can call 999 free via a video app with a live interpreter. Ofcom's evaluation: 26,632 …
Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust's Digital Inclusion Scheme lends tablets, connectivity and AbilityNet-backed digital coaching to mental health service users in …
A Salford City Council/GMCA pilot gave 48 care leavers free devices, 12 months' free mobile data and digital skills support; the approach …
Coracle supplies offline, secure in-cell laptops with preloaded courses, reading material and accessibility tools to about 96 prisons in England and Wales. …
UK regulator sets a 10% audio-description quota and publishes channel-level compliance: 13 channels exceeded 50% in 2023 (7 in 2022), DMAX fell …
Provider-offered low-income broadband and mobile tariffs (about £12–£20/month) rose from 3 providers in 2020 to 30+, yet only 532,000 households (≈8.6% of …
Widening Digital Participation is a programme of work which aims to reduce digital exclusion in the UK and ensure people have the …
Leeds Federated Housing Association (LFHA) developed HUGO (Helping U Get On-line), a digital inclusion programme that aimed to find the right ‘hook’ …
RIX Wiki is a multimedia tool to engage those with learning difficulties who can’t access the content of busy screens. Users build …
Mind of My Own has developed two apps that help young people communicate their views in a way that suits them. With …
The Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award (iDEA) is an international programme aiming to help address the digital skills gap. The programme provides free …
Stockport Council’s commitment is to improving residents’ digital skills – reducing digital exclusion and helping to plug the digital skills gap. They …
AIMS: NetAcad aims to equip students with applied digital skills, so that they can enter the job market ready to work, with …
Two UK surveys (2016, 2019) of disabled online shoppers estimate £11.75bn then £17.1bn of retail spend lost to inaccessible sites, with 69% …
Six-year Welsh Government plan funded Welsh speech tools built with Bangor University: Common Voice data (1,285+ voices), Welsh text-to-speech used by RNIB, …
Scotland's programme giving low-income, digitally excluded households a device, data and a digital champion; evaluation shows self-reported gains in skills and wellbeing …
HMPPS's Launchpad gives prisoners in England and Wales secure in-cell laptops for education, self-service and rehabilitation content. By mid-2024 it reached over …
Good Things Foundation supports people to gain digital skills through the established network of UK online centres, based in informal settings in …
Reboot UK aimed to test how three targeted interventions (peer mentoring, shared practice, home access) could lead to significant personal benefits for …
English My Way was a community-based English language project, developed by the Good Things Foundation in partnership with the BBC and the …
The Southern Housing Group is collaborating with national training provider We Are Digital to offer tailored 1-2-1 support for their customers, either …
Include-IT Mersey provides targeted, personalised digital skills development and employment support to digitally excluded, unemployed/economically inactive residents of the Liverpool City Region …
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