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London
020 7785 6371
London@digitall.org.uk
Manchester
0845 217 8988
info@digitall.org.uk
About us
Digitall
Everyone at TimeBank is driven by the belief that it should be easy to do something positive with your spare time. With this in mind we created Digitall, a project that enables young people to take the lead and share their knowledge and skills with a different generation who want to embrace the digital world but don't know where to start.
Most UK citizens have access to computers and the Internet at local schools and community venues, but they may not be skilled or confident ICT users. Those who do not understand, cannot afford or do not engage with the new technologies are getting left behind, creating a so-called 'digital divide'.
Bridging the digital divide is not just about giving people greater access to computers. It's about showing people how to use the Internet in the most effective way and in turn increasing their confidence, their competency and their skills.
The aim of Digitall is to create a digitally inclusive society in which everyone benefits equally from access to information, services and communication.
TimeBank
TimeBank is an organisation that tackles social issues by finding ways for people to give their time.
UK Online centres
UK online centres provide millions of people with access to technology and support in using it. There are approximately 6,000 UK online centres across England, providing free or low cost access to the Internet, delivering online courses and encouraging people to progress to further learning.
Supporters
v, the youth volunteering charity
Thanks to our funders v.
v is the youth volunteering charity launched in May 2006 whose mission is to inspire a new generation of young volunteers in England aged 16-25. v is supported by the Office of the Third Sector in the Cabinet Office
New Horizons is a pioneering activity centre for older people delivered by a consortium of three charities, Open Age, Sixty Plus and the Guinness Trust, in partnership with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the Kensington and Chelsea Primary Care Trust. Lead organisation: Open Age, Registered Charity No 1039520
The Akshar IT centre in Brent is a local learn direct centre providing adult education in a welcoming, relaxed and supported environment. The Akshar IT Centre in Brent provide skills for life as well as ICT and management training through the Learn Direct e-learning provider.
