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Caroline, our new patron, has submitted further designs for our marketing campaigns across North Tyneside Poster representing Park View Project

Digital Inclusion is a complex issue, but it is one that is worth addressing. By promoting digital inclusion, we can help to create a more equitable and just society. Here are some examples of digital inclusion initiatives: The digital skills for life program is a government program that provides free digital skills training to people if all ages and backgrounds. The Digital Inclusion Week is an annual event that celebrates the importance of digital inclusion and raises aware

A digital accessibility Empathy Hub can be a powerful tool to help build understanding between the pupil and the teacher in relation to challenges that disabled people are up against in the digital world. Empathy labs can also really educate people on the role they can play in influence and making services accessible. As well as visiting our Accessibly Empathy Hub in London or Newcastle (Shiremoor, North Tyneside) we have put together a few examples of things that you can do

Digital inclusion is the equitable access and use of digital technologies by all members of society, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, Income, disability, or other factors. It is about to use digital technologies to participate in society and the economy. Digital inclusion is important because it can help people: . Connect with others and stay informed about the world around them. . Get access to education, healthcare, and other essential services. . Find jobs and grow t

Thank you to Caroline Powell for Designing these marketing posters. Local scene called Seaton Sluice Tynemouth Priory St Mary's Lighthouse Spanish City Spanish City

30/07/2024 In September 2023, NHS England published' inclusive Digital Healthcare: a framework for NHS action on digital inclusion. This was launched by NHSE Health Improvements team, with input from Good Things Foundation, VCSE Health and Wellbeing Alliance members and others. It aims to help NHS staff enable and encourage greater access to - and improved experience of - healthcare, and increased adoption of digital approaches where appropriate. The framework builds on previ

The active learning module for community reporters is crafted to enhance an individual's personal digital growth through a journalistic method. This involves integrating digital processes, such as planning and coordinating the creation of a story, article, or feature that captures your interest, and then sharing it with our local online community. You can request a copy of the module by contacting office@parkviewproject.org.uk or use the link to our website: https://www.par