

Supporting Refugees in Digital learning at Community level with Park View Project:
Start with Access and Basics Devices and connectivity Provide shared laptops, tablets, or desktops in safe community spaces (libraries community centres, faith spaces). offer free wi-fi) or offline learning options (USBs, downloaded content). partner with businesses or councils for donated refurbished devices. Digital Essentials Many refugees may not have used Email accounts Keyboards Online Forms Cloud storage Run "digital basics" sessions before academic learning Turing dev


Get Online week 2025
In 2004, get online week, the annual campaign run by good things foundation, reached 25.000 digitally excluded people, helping them...


AI in transforming support for Learning Disabilities
AI-driven tools, such as conversational agents, predictive text, and personalized learning platforms, can support people with cognitive,...


Volunteer Online Chum Mentoring Service - Park View Project 2025
Our services involve supporting the volunteer Online Chum Mentoring Scheme, designed to offer personalized assistance to vulnerable...


Volunteer Online Chums
Our organization backs the Online Chum Digital Mentoring service, offering tailored assistance to vulnerable residents to help them...


Digital Inclusion Drop In.
Bright sunny morning here on the Northeast coastline of North Tyneside where today we incorporate some new areas of digital work...


Getting Connected in more ways than one
North Tyneside's Young People have their annual fund raiser, which is always good for making connections in the real world. Enabling,...






































