Beneficiaries

• Children / Young People

  Children benefit through access to homework support, educational tools, safe online entertainment, and training resources, helping them keep up at school, develop digital skills, and build a brighter future.

• Elderly / Old People

  Elderly people are disproportionately affected by digital exclusion, affecting their ability to access support services, social isolation and quality of life.

• People with Disabilities

  For someone with a disability, a laptop can be a lifeline, providing social interaction, communication aids and access to education, training, employment and vital support services.

• Adults

  Adults gain digital access to training, employment opportunities, healthcare, housing applications, and financial aid, improving their wellbeing, independence, and ability to support their families.

• Other Charities or Voluntary Bodies

  By receiving secure, refurbished devices, charities and public bodies can better serve vulnerable groups, expand digital inclusion, reduce costs, and protect sensitive data while easing pressure on limited resources.

• Environment

  Reuse of tech - keeping devices in use for as long as possible - is vital to preserve the Earth's precious resources. It takes 1200kg of resources to create one 2kg laptop - and millions are being made each year!

• Student or learners

  Students and adult learners benefit from being able to complete and submit assignments online, access online lessons, research and training resources, helping them keep up with their peers, develop digital skills, and build a brighter future.

• Patients

  With increasing reliance on online medical services, we're donating more devices to patients who need to stay in touch with doctors, access online therapy or support sessions, or use an app/website to manage or treat chronic conditions.

• Community

  Donated laptops enhance community resilience by providing residents with access to education, employment opportunities, and essential services. Secure reuse prevents data leaks, reduces e-waste, and alleviates pressure on local support networks.

• Homeless & ex convicts

  With secure access to laptops, homeless individuals can apply for housing, jobs, and financial aid, access healthcare, and connect with support networks, helping them move toward stability and independence.

• Unemployed

  For unemployed people, laptops open access to online training, job searches, and applications, while also providing tools for managing benefits, finances, and essential services needed to re-enter the workforce.

• People in poverty

  Laptops provide people in poverty with a gateway to education, job searches, housing applications, financial support, and healthcare, helping to break cycles of disadvantage and create new opportunities.

• Marginalised or vulnerable groups

  Access to donated laptops enables marginalised groups to connect online, apply for housing and financial aid, attend training, and access vital services; reducing digital exclusion and improving their quality of life.

• Number of beneficiaries - 1000

  Number receiving: - laptop - Internet - Digital training

• Reach of your work

  Stakeholder demographics, needs addressed, level of training