Digital inclusion in London

Tackling Digital Poverty Through Innovative Digital Inclusion Project.

Our Digital Inclusion work aims to bridge the digital divide that impacts millions of people in the UK. Digital exclusion creates additional problems for people already experiencing poverty. For example, creating & sending CVs, applying for jobs and applying for Universal Credit.

Our offer includes:

  • Passport days held at the London Irish Centre to support those applying for Irish Passports online.
  • Digital skills training every in Kennedy Hall, free of charge.
  • Signposting and linking individuals to local organisations that can provide one-to-one I.T. support.

For more information, [email protected] or call us on 020 7916 2222.

Digital inclusion in London
I.T. support and education
Provision of new tablets

Our Digital Inclusion Project includes:

  • Aiming to provide new tablets to individuals and families who need equipment and training,
  • The provision of brand new KOMP devices to individuals who have no technology experience. KOMP devices are one-button computers, made specifically for isolated individuals,
  • Through our partner organisations, we aim to provide training on CV building, Microsoft Office programmes, online security and safety, and mobile banking,
  • Signpost and link individuals into local organisations that can provide one-to-one I.T. support,
  • Provision of up to 3 months free internet.

 

Find out more about the project

Please get in touch on [email protected] or phone 020 7916 2222 to find out more about our digital inclusion project.

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