There are a number of local and national resources available to support people who are excluded from digital resources for financial, accessibility or confidence reasons.

This page brings together these resources in one place to make it as easy as possible to find the support you need.

Help to get online and connected.

Social Tariffs

Many internet service providers offer discounted social tariff products which provide a lower-cost internet service for those who are struggling to afford an internet connection or phone services.

DWP & TalkTalk voucher scheme for job seekers

Jobseekers can get free broadband for six months via a no-contract voucher. TalkTalk and the Department for Work and Pensions have joined forces to offer job seekers these vouchers to enable you to access the internet to search and apply for jobs online.

Powered by Good Things Foundation, the device bank provides refurbished laptops, mobile phones and tablets to individuals who may not have access to a device. Devices are distributed via organisations that are part of the National Digital Inclusion Network.

Helping you to gain confidence and skills in accessing the internet and other digital resources.

Good Things Foundation

The national digital inclusion charity provides support to build and grow individuals’ digital skills. They also have a wide variety of resources available including guides to help older residents get online and many more.

AbilityNet

This charity works to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, age or background, can access the power of digital technology. Tech volunteers provide free IT support to older people and disabled people of any age, anywhere in the UK.

AgeUK

Their information pages are designed for people who are already online but want to boost their confidence. From keeping in touch with friends and family to grocery shopping online.