What we do
Our vision is a world where everyone benefits from digital - we want people to be digitally able, equal and safe, so they can be happier, healthier and better off.
The network We partner with community organisations, creating impact, locally and together as a network.
National Databank We work with partners to provide free data to people in need.
National Device Bank We source and refurbish devices to distribute to people in need.
We improve people’s lives, individually and at scale
82% of the people we support are socially excluded
Thousands of organisations are part of our movement in the UK
Over 3.5 million people worldwide have been supported to gain digital skills since 2010
We co-design free online learning resources to help people take their first and further steps online
We're builders. We build networks, we build learning products and we build awareness. The things we build are the platforms we use for raising awareness of the digital divide.
Learn My Way A free platform for digital learning, providing digital skills and increased confidence to those supported by the Digital Inclusion Network.
Good Things Foundation Learning Australia Our Australian online learning platform has specially designed courses and curated free resources to help people improve their digital skills.
We work hard to improve digital capability for all
What we're up to
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Frontline digital inclusion insights: Digital Futures For Good election special
In our sixth episode of Digital Futures for Good, Digital Inclusion Hubs take the spotlight to share views on digital inclusion barriers & propose actions future government could take to fix the digital divide.
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We need digital inclusion at the forefront: a visit from Shadow Secretary of State for DSIT Peter Kyle
Our Group CEO, Helen Milner OBE, comments on Labour's pledge to digital inclusion and reflects on Peter Kyle's visit to a Digital Inclusion Hub.
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Labour party supports digital inclusion
We've been calling on the current and future Governments to take digital exclusion seriously. The Labour party has now pledged support to digital inclusion, with plans to collaborate with charities like Good Things Foundation.