SAREGUNE - for Social and Community Use of Technology
Spain
We offer training, blogs, technological support or any question regarding new technologies, both to individuals and to associations and groups. …
Good practice
Imported
★ 76
★ 72
★ 52
★ 32
100% Digital Leeds
United Kingdom · Leeds · National · See the United Kingdom profile
100% Digital Leeds is a Leeds City Council led initiative working to improve digital inclusion across the city. The fundamental principles of the 100% Digital Leeds approach are: • Convening community based assets to ensure that no-one is ‘hard to reach’; • Working flexibly and
10,000 GBP
Grant awarded (Good Things Foundation Future Digital Inclusion Fund)
Details
- Maturity
- Established
- Promoter
- Leeds City Council — website
- Type
- Policy
- Status
- Ongoing
- Target groups
- People with disabilities, Elderly people, Migrants
- Period
- 2018-01-01
- Keywords
- Leeds UK Inclusion Older
Context
100% Digital Leeds is a Leeds City Council-led digital inclusion initiative, started 2018, taking a 'furthest first' approach to reach people facing compounding barriers such as disability, learning difficulties, poverty, homelessness, addiction, language barriers, long-term health conditions, social isolation and memory problems.
Objectives
Convene community-based assets so no-one is 'hard to reach'; work flexibly and responsively; move to a whole-system approach enabling independence; connect people to communities and a wider circle of care and support; co-design interventions with professionals, volunteers and people with lived experience.
Activities
Runs an award-winning Tablet Lending scheme, Digital Champion training sessions and local network events; secured a successful GBP 10,000 bid from Good Things Foundation's Future Digital Inclusion Fund to trial a tool helping participants learn essential digital skills plus further tailored learning.
Implementation
- Indicative cost
- Low (< €50k) — GBP 10,000 grant from Good Things Foundation's Future Digital Inclusion Fund funded a digital-skills tool trial.
- Time to results
- Long (> 3 years)
- Staffing & skills
- Digital Champions (trained volunteers/staff), Leeds City Council digital inclusion team
Conditions for success
- Convening community-based assets so no-one is 'hard to reach'
- Working flexibly and responsively
- Whole-system approach enabling people to independently look after themselves
- Connecting people to their communities and a wider circle of care and support
- Co-designing interventions with professionals, practitioners, staff, volunteers and people with lived experience
- Targeting a 'furthest first' cohort facing compounding barriers
Commonly funded by
National / regional programmes
Indicative funding routes for practices of this type — always check each programme's current calls and eligibility rules.
Do you run this practice? Claim it — verified implementers get a public contact pathway and can propose corrections.
Data sources
Where this practice's information was retrieved from, and when.
- MEDICI / Digital Inclusion Atlas — accessed 2026-06-14
- Practice website — accessed 2026-06-14
- Information source — accessed 2026-06-14
Attachments
Similar practices you may find useful
Future Digital Inclusion
United Kingdom
Good Things Foundation supports people to gain digital skills through the established network of UK online centres, based in informal …
Donation of recycled IT equipment by regional and local administrations to non-profit organizations
Belgium
The Brussels Government allowed all ministers and institutions of the Region to donate their own depreciated and downgraded IT equipment …
Digital Skills Partnership
United Kingdom
The aim of the DSP is to improve digital capability across the whole skills spectrum - from the essential skills …