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Here are some of the things that the 100% Digital Leeds team has been working on over the past month.
You can find out more about our work on the 100% Digital Leeds website.
eVisas
Everyone who has a right to remain in the UK who doesn’t have British or Irish Citizenship, needs to register for an eVisa online before 31 December 2024. To do this, people will need access to the internet to create a , and then download and use the . 100% Digital Leeds has been working with colleagues at Leeds Migration Partnership to better understand the digital inclusion implications of this new requirement. .
UK Shared Prosperity Fund
100% Digital Leeds was allocated UKSPF funding to increase the capacity of community organisations to increase digital inclusion. The funding had a specific focus on interventions and activities that build people’s confidence to use digital tools and services as an enabler to increase financial resilience. Read more about UKSPF funding on the 100% Digital Leeds website.
Partner profile
Each month we profile one of our delivery partners, showcasing their excellent work and giving examples of how they have integrated digital inclusion into their services.
Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust
Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust delivers services in or close to people's homes and works with the whole family. Their 3,000 strong workforce includes nurses, therapists, pharmacists, non-registered and registered clinical staff, supported by their corporate head office. Read the full LCH partner profile on the 100% Digital Leeds website.
Signposting for your members
We collect digital skills opportunities available for the individuals you support - perfect for signposting. To have your service included in our support pages so others can make use of or refer in to it contact us. Visit our Community Digital Support Directory to find out about digital access and support services in Leeds.
Back2Work Complete Training - Basic IT Skills Course
Starts in November, online
Back2Work Complete Training has developed a Level 2 Diploma in Basic IT Skills Course, designed for individuals aged 19+ who are unemployed and seeking a future career in digital and IT technical support. During this accredited online course, you’ll gain relevant and valuable knowledge, along with technical and practical skills. For more information about Basic IT Skills Course, visit the Back2Work Complete Training website.
The Highrise Project - Animation Drop-in sessions
Every Wednesday, 3:00pm - 7:00pm, Armley Community Hub, LS12 1UQ
Join The Highrise Project Animation Drop-in sessions and explore a wide variety of animation techniques in a relaxed, creative environment. All materials and equipment are provided, but you're welcome to bring your own devices. Free wifi is available, and you'll receive support from resident artists throughout the session. Complimentary refreshments are also provided. Book onto The Highrise Project - Animation Drop-in sessions via Eventbrite.
Drighlington Digital face-to-face drop-ins and wifi cafe
Every Thursday, 10:00am - 1:00pm, Drighlington Methodist Church, BD11 1EL
Join Drighlington Digital's face-to-face digital drop-in sessions, offering guidance to help you improve your digital skills. Whether it's setting up your device, learning new software, or navigating the internet, the sessions provide 1-to-1 support. A wifi cafe is also available, offering a relaxed space for assistance with online tasks. For further details about Drighlington Digital face-to-face drop-ins and wifi cafe email Drighlington Digital.
Out Together - Digital Inclusion Training
Every Thursday, Leeds city centre
Out Together has started running two-hour Digital Inclusion Training every Thursday for members of the LGBTQ+ community. The aim of the sessions is to help people navigate and benefit from an increasingly digital world, while also reducing social isolation. A different topic is covered each week, with refreshments available and "Digital Buddies" on hand to offer extra support. For further details about Digital Inclusion Training email Out Together.
Ascendance Parkinson’s Dance Classes
Holbeck Together - digital courses
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays in November, 10:00am - 11:00am or 11:00am - 12:00 noon, 99 Domestic Street, LS11 9NS
Holbeck Together is offering one-hour digital courses designed to help you build confidence in using computers, phones, or tablets. These beginner-friendly sessions require no prior experience and aim to get participants comfortable online. Topics include mobile phone basics, email usage, managing your health online, online safety, translation apps, and more. Book onto Holbeck Together - digital courses via email.
Leeds Refugee Forum - Migrants IT Skills Workshops
4 November - 16 December, Mondays, 1:30pm - 3:00pm, One Community Centre, LS9 7SG
Leeds Refugee Forum is providing Migrants IT Skills Workshops, a hands-on course aimed at helping migrants improve their computer skills, from beginner to intermediate levels. Participants will learn how to complete essential tasks such as job applications, housing requests, eVisa submissions, accessing benefits, registering with a GP and more. For more information about Migrants IT Skills Workshops, visit the Leeds Refugee Forum website.
AI in Libraries - Beyond the Hype
5 November, 6:30pm - 8:00pm, The Leeds Library, LS1 6AL
Senior Librarian for Digital Services, Liam Garnett, is joined by CILIP Vice President Sue Lacey Bryant, University Librarian Masud Khokar, and British Library Digital Curator Dr. Mia Ridge to discuss the evolving role of AI in libraries. This panel will explore how libraries can harness existing data skills to mitigate the potential harms and biases of AI, offering insights into how AI might benefit both library professionals and their diverse communities. Book onto AI in Libraries - Beyond the Hype via Eventbrite.
Caring Together drop-in sensory services support
13 November, 12:45pm - 2:15pm, 127 Woodhouse Street, LS6 2PY
These drop-in sessions, offered by Caring Together in collaboration with BID Leeds Sensory Services (second Wednesday of every month), are open to Leeds residents aged 18 and above who are Blind, Partially Sighted, Hard of Hearing, Deaf, or Deafblind. Attendees can access services including information and advice, equipment and technology support, employment assistance, befriending, mental health support, social groups, and more. For further details about Caring Together drop-in sensory services support email BID Leeds Sensory Services.
The Highrise Project - Multiply Workshops
13 November and 11 December, 12:00 noon - 3:00pm, New Wortley Community Centre, LS12 1LZ
The Highrise Project is offering Multiply Workshops, designed to provide practical advice on budgeting using digital devices. Participants will receive guidance on managing finances effectively and will be gifted a free phone and data for joining. Book onto The Highrise Project - Multiply Workshops via email.
Leeds Creative Skills Festival
18 November, 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Armouries Drive, LS10 1LT
Join industry experts for an insightful event on careers in Film, TV, Video, VFX, SFX, IT, video games, software, and creative tech. Discover the diverse opportunities in the visual arts and digital sectors, and learn how to unleash your creativity in these exciting fields. Book onto Leeds Creative Skills Festival via the Universe website.
Leeds Refugee Forum - eVisa support session for volunteers, community leaders and staff
18 November, 1:30pm - 3:30pm, One Community Centre, LS9 7SG
Leeds Refugee Forum are offering a training session for volunteers and community leaders to understand and navigate the new eVisa system. Topics will include a breakdown of the eVisa process, guidance on how to apply, critical deadlines, and troubleshooting common issues. Book onto Leeds Refugee Forum - eVisa support session for volunteers, community leaders and staff via email.
Canva for Infographics
18 November, 11:00am - 12:00 noon, online
Canva is a free online design tool which you can use to create great graphics. This is an introductory session delivered by Community Matters Training on how to create infographics in Canva. Book onto Canva for Infographics via the TryBooking website.
21 November - 23 November, 11:00am - 5:00pm
28 November - 30 November, 11:00am - 5:00pm
East Dock Building, LS10 1LR
SLAP Collective presents the 'ALT+R Digital Wellness Spa' – an interactive tech-wellness experience at Leeds Dock. Choose from a menu of spa treatments inspired by internet culture, including mobile meditation and cat video therapy. With a playful approach and a focus on trending aesthetics, SLAP Collective invites you to reflect on how online health discussions shape our lives. Book onto SLAP Collective - ALT+R via Compass Live Art website.
Positive Digital Walks
3 December, 11:00am - 2:00pm, Canal Road, LS12 2QF
Pyramid, Mencap and Positive Futures have been working together for nearly two years to organise the popular Positive Digital Walks. These give people with learning disabilities an opportunity to explore their local environment while gaining some new digital skills! This winter, the walk will take place in the Industrial Museum at Armley Mills. For further details about Positive Digital Walks email Positive Futures.
Leeds Older People’s Forum NHS Services leaflet
This leaflet created by Sam at Leeds Older People's Forum provides a guide to the various NHS applications available. It includes clear instructions on how to register and features a helpful comparison table that matches users' needs with app functionalities, making it easier for users to choose the right tools for managing their healthcare online. Visit the Leeds Older People's Forum Google Drive to find out more.
National Youth Agency's new digital learning resource - NatWest Thrive Online
NatWest Thrive Online is a free, digital learning resource designed by the National Youth Agency to provide youth workers and others working with young people with fresh content to boost their young people’s skills and confidence. NatWest Thrive aims to help young people improve their goal setting, enterprise, and money management skills. For more information about NatWest Thrive Online, visit the National Youth Agency website.
Carers Leeds - Digital Carers Corner
Carers Leeds continues to offer the Digital Carers Corner, offering regular monthly updates on their digital support initiatives. This resource provides helpful tips to improve tech skills, runs engaging monthly digital challenges, and features curated recommendations for digital tools and apps. For more information about Digital Carers Corner, visit the Carers Leeds website.
Gale Primary Sources
Gale provides an easy-to-use platform that lets you search all of its digital archives in one place. With this tool, you can explore history through digitised, searchable documents. Handy features like Topic Finder and Term Frequency help you discover new information and connections. The newspaper archive is especially helpful for researching companies, tracing family history, and reading old sports reports. For more information about Gale Primary Sources, visit the Gale website.
SIM gifting from Leeds Libraries
To support people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, community hubs and libraries across Leeds have O2, Vodafone and Three mobile SIMs available with up to six months unlimited calls and texts plus data to help people stay in touch and get online.
People can be signposted to Central Library, Armley Community Hub and Library, Reginald Centre Community Hub and Library, Compton Centre Community Hub and Library, Dewsbury Road Community Hub and Library.
Contact details for all of the libraries in Leeds.
Tablet lending from Leeds Libraries
Leeds Libraries can support community organisations’ digital inclusion programmes by lending iPads with data to be used with service users. Please email Leeds Libraries to express an interest.
iPads are also available for individuals to borrow at Armley Community Hub and Library, Compton Centre Community Hub and Library, Headingley Community Hub and Library, Holt Park Community Hub and Library, Hunslet Community Hub and Library, Reginald Centre Community Hub and Library, Seacroft Community Hub and Library. People can be signposted to any of these sites to borrow an iPad for up to eight weeks. Proof of address is required to borrow a device.
Contact details for all Community Hubs and Libraries.
Digital drop-ins at Leeds Libraries
Need help to use your tablet, smartphone or computer to try something new, say hello or get tech savvy? Every week there are several digital drop-ins at libraries around the city. Come along with your device or use a library PC and talk to friendly librarians who will help you get started. Find the dates and locations of the Digital Drop-ins on the Leeds Inspired website.
Delivering the National Databank with Leeds Libraries
Good things Foundation's Hub of the Month for September was Leeds Libraries, after Sarah from the National Databank team nominated them for their impact and dedication to helping people access free mobile data in communities across the city. For more information about Delivering the National Databank with Leeds Libraries, visit the Good Things Foundation website.
Events and training for you and your staff
Details of upcoming digital inclusion events and training opportunities for organisations supporting digital inclusion.
CAST - digital product and service evaluation for non-profits
13 November, 11:00am - 12:30pm, online
Open to all digital leads within the non-profit sector, this CAST Digital Leads Network session will focus on evaluating the impact of digital initiatives within your organisation. Participants will gain insight into effective strategies for measuring social value, user impact, financial contributions, and promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion. Book onto CAST - digital product and service evaluation for non-profits via the Luma website.
Wetherby Home Instead - Virtual Dementia Tour
6 November, 10:00am - 1:00pm or 1:30pm - 4:30pm, Gemini Grange, LS22 7DN
Wetherby Home Instead is offering free training sessions on the Virtual Dementia Tour, an immersive experience designed to help participants better understand the sensory challenges faced by people living with dementia. This scientifically proven training uses a combination of goggles, headphones, and spiky insoles to replicate the effects of dementia, making it a powerful learning tool for anyone supporting individuals with the condition. Book onto Wetherby Home Instead - Virtual Dementia Tour via email.
Easyfundraising free online workshop
7 November, 10:30am - 12:00 noon, online
With the run-up to Christmas approaching, now is an ideal time to register for easyfundraising. Come along to this informal session to find out how your voluntary group, CIC, social enterprise, church, school, sports club or charity can benefit from free, unrestricted funding when they shop with leading retailers. Book onto Easyfundraising free online workshop via the TryBooking website.
Closing the gap - How local initiatives empower digital inclusion
18 November, 10:00am - 11:00am, online
As the digital divide continues to widen, local initiatives are emerging as essential solutions to ensure that all communities can participate fully in the digital age. The Digital Poverty Alliance invites you to a thought-provoking webinar that will showcase how these initiatives are creating real change on the ground. Book onto Closing the gap - How local initiatives empower digital inclusion via Zoom.
Beginners guide to ad grants for creative and cultural organisations
18 November, 12:00 noon, online
This entry-level webinar by Digital Culture Network is designed for non-profit organisations in the creative and cultural sectors looking to take advantage of Google’s free advertising grant. Gain valuable insights on how to access and use this resource to promote your organisation effectively. Book onto Beginners guide to ad grants for creative and cultural organisations via Eventbrite.
Water Support Scheme Presentations for Businesses
12 November, 9:30am - 10:30am, online
28 November, 3:00pm - 4:00pm, online
Yorkshire Water is offering a series of online presentations aimed at educating businesses and frontline services on the various support schemes available to help the public with bill payments and additional assistance. These sessions are designed to equip attendees with the knowledge to better signpost individuals who may need financial or other support. Book onto Water Support Scheme Presentation via the York Centre for Voluntary Service website.
Charity Digital Academy - Master the fundamentals of Microsoft 365 administration
19 November, 10:00am - 1:30pm, online
This course aims to empower charities to make the most of Microsoft 365 and other non-profit offers. It provides a clear overview of common Microsoft subscriptions for charities, including an exploration of the features in Business Basic, Business Standard, and Business Premium, as well as a look at specialised licences, such as Defender, Project, and Teams Voice. Book onto Charity Digital Academy - Master the fundamentals of Microsoft 365 administration via the Charity Digital website.
DSPT In-Depth - Data Security
19 November, 2:00pm - 3:00pm, online
The Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) is the officially-recognised, free, online self-assessment of health and social care providers’ data security and protection policies, procedures and processes. This session will focus on the data security section of the DSPT. Book onto DSPT In-Depth - Data Security via Eventbrite.
Charity Digital Academy - How to manage charity finances
26 November, 10:00am - 1:00pm, online
This course aims to help you make sense of your finances. It provides a simple, straightforward, plain-English introduction, covering budgeting, reporting, governance, sustainability, futureproofing, and so much more. The course offers key insights into the essential elements of charity finance. Book onto Charity Digital Academy - How to manage charity finances via the Charity Digital website.
The Ticketing Journey - From Pre-Purchase to Post-Event
3 December, 11:00am - 12:00 noon, online
This one-hour webinar from Digital Culture Network is aimed at helping organisations streamline their ticketing process, from website navigation to post-event engagement. Participants will learn actionable strategies to create a seamless experience for customers at every stage of the journey. Book onto The Ticketing Journey - From Pre-Purchase to Post-Event via Eventbrite.
Charity Digital Academy - Supercharge your use of social media
10 December, 10:00am - 1:00pm, online
This course aims, in just three hours, to supercharge your use of social media. Charity Digital will explore how you can pick the right platforms for your charity and how to know whether you should invest, or divest, in other platforms. Charity Digital will also show you how to increase social media engagement, how to extend your reach, and how to ensure you target the most rewarding demographics. Book onto Charity Digital Academy - Supercharge your use of social media via the Charity Digital website.
Digital Unite - Helping others find affordable home and mobile internet
Digital Unite and the West London Alliance have worked together to create a free 10 minute course on how to help others find affordable home and mobile internet, including how to switch to a social tariff. For more information about Helping others find affordable home and mobile internet, visit the Digital Unite website.
Training and networking opportunities from Good Things Foundation
Good Things Foundation have a series of training and networking opportunities to support organisations with their digital inclusion offer. To attend, organisations need to be a member of their National Digital Inclusion Network. The network is free to join.
Booking for all Good Things Foundation's training and networks can be found on their Eventbrite page.
Supporting basic digital skills with Learn My Way
11 November, 11:00am - 12:00 noon, online
Learn My Way is a free learning platform from Good Things Foundation that is designed to help people learn basic digital skills. The topics are all aligned with the Essential Digital Skills Framework and range from turning on your device and using a mouse or touch screen through to working with Office programs.
This is a great session for anyone who is new to supporting people to learn digital skills, whether you're a digital champion, tutor or hub manager. Book onto Supporting basic digital skills with Learn My Way via Eventbrite.
Hub Drop-in - Digital Inclusion
14 November, 12:00 noon - 1:00pm, online
This informal drop-in is for staff from digital inclusion hubs who are new to the National Digital Inclusion Network or who have questions for more experienced hubs. Topics include using Learn My Way with learners and accessing the National Databank. Hosted by ambassador hubs, this is an opportunity to share experiences and seek guidance. Book onto Hub Drop-in - Digital Inclusion via Eventbrite.
National Databank Information session
15 November, 11:00am - 12:00 noon, online
This session is for organisations who are not yet part of or are already part of the National Databank. Find out how to join the National Databank, along with the other services available to you as part of the National Digital Inclusion Network. The session will involve a short presentation, and then time for questions. Book onto National Databank Information session via Eventbrite.
Introduction to Safe Online Shopping for Digital Champions
16 December, 1:00pm - 2:00pm, online
Aimed at volunteer digital champions, this online safety series from CapGemini aims to help you to feel more confident in different aspects of staying safe online. At this session you will hear how to shop online safely. This session is delivered by tech experts, so come with any questions you have about online security. Book onto Introduction to Safe Online Shopping for Digital Champions via Eventbrite.
Tools and resources
Tools and resources to help inform, shape, and develop your digital inclusion offer. Practical advice, worksheets, and session plans for use in digital skills sessions can be found on the Digital Inclusion Google Drive.
Funding for digital social care records - the clock is ticking!
Those still using paper for care records and registered as CQC care providers can apply for funding to transition to digital social care records (DSCR) via the NHS digitising social care programme. To enable the DSCR team to plan, they request that you express interest in DSCR funding by 25 November 2024. While applications for funding remain open until the end of December 2024, it's important that they receive confirmation of your intent to apply for the funding by 25 November 2024 to facilitate regional planning. For more information about Funding for digital social care records - the clock is ticking! visit the digitising social care website.
For further details about funding digital social care records email Leeds DSCR team.
Good Things Foundation - Developing AI Literacy With People Who Have Low Or No Digital Skills
Good Things Foundation - Digital inclusion: What the main UK datasets tell us
Good Things Foundation - Guides for Digital Champions on using Learn My Way with learners
Good Things Foundation has launched three new guides designed to help Digital Champions effectively use Learn My Way with learners. These resources provide practical support to ensure that Digital Champions can guide others in using this free online learning tool to build essential digital skills. For more information about Guides for Digital Champions on using Learn My Way with learners, visit the Good Things Foundation website.
Department of Health and Social Care - New e-learning tool puts prevention first in social care
A new e-learning tool has been introduced to support social care professionals in applying public health approaches. This resource is designed to enhance expertise in adult social care. For more information about New e-learning tool puts prevention first in social care, visit the GOV.UK website.
CAST - Managing User Research Findings with Miro AI
Audience targeting - Grow your website by targeting your perfect audience
Charity Digital launches Cai the AI chat service
Charity Digital has launched Cai, an AI-driven chat service designed to assist with all your fundraising queries. Powered by Charity Digital's extensive resources, Cai delivers up-to-date, relevant information to support your needs. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Cai is ready to provide valuable answers whenever you need them. For more information about Cai the AI chat service, visit the Charity Digital Exchange website.
Funded Cyber Security Support in the North East and Yorkshire
The NHS and the East Business Resilience Centre (NEBRC) are working together to offer funded cyber support to social care organisations in the North East, Yorkshire, and the Humber as part of an anonymised research project. Strengthen your social care organisation with funded support in the following areas: security policy review, internal/external vulnerability assessment, and security awareness training. For further details about Funded Cyber Security Support in the North East and Yorkshire email the NEBRC.
Demand for NHS Talking Therapies has reached an all-time high. The service received 1.82 million referrals in 2023/24. This is slightly higher than 2021/2022, and more than double the 884,000 received in 2012/13. As more people come forward for help, the NHS is looking to use digital therapies recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence to help increase the support available. Read the recommended digital therapies for depression and anxiety could free up thousands of NHS therapist hours article on the NICE website.
The British Academy - What are the possibilities of a good digital society?
The British Academy has released a collection of thirteen discussion papers as part of its Digital Society policy programme, exploring the question: ‘What are the possibilities of a good digital society?’ These papers cover topics ranging from the environmental impacts of digital technology on daily life to the role of Generative AI in the cultural and creative sectors. They also take a closer look at how we define a ‘good digital society.’ Read the What are the possibilities of a good digital society? papers on The British Academy website.
Funding
100% Digital Leeds are keen to support the development of any funding bids with a digital inclusion element, or to help you embed digital inclusion throughout your project. If you would like support contact us.
Some funding links will take you through to the Funding Leeds website and you will need to register to access the information. Once you have registered for free you will have access to a national database of funding sources and get regular email updates on your funding area of interests.
Comic Relief Community Fund for England
Grants are available for grassroots, community-led organisations in England to help support the delivery of services and activity that benefit local communities.
Amount: Up to £5,000.
Deadline: 8 November.
More information and to apply: Comic Relief Community Fund for England.
British Gas Energy Trust
Grants are available to individuals and families across Great Britain to be used to help write off their energy debts.
Amount: Up to £2,000.
Deadline: Rolling.
More information and to apply: British Gas Energy Trust.
Commonweal Housing - Call for New Ideas
A small number of grants are available to not-for-profit frontline groups across the UK for new and imaginative ideas for housing solutions to social injustice.
Amount: Up to £10,000.
Deadline: 4 November 5:00pm.
More information and to apply: Commonweal Housing - Call for New Ideas.
Leeds Building Society Foundation Fund
Grants are available for UK registered charities undertaking projects to support those in need of a safe and secure home.
Amount: Up to £100,000.
Deadline: 11 November.
More information and to apply: Leeds Building Society Foundation Fund.
Grants are available to UK registered charities whose work is within the field of care of and services for blind people; long-term care of people with learning disabilities; and care of and services for people living with cancer.
Amount: Up to £30,000.
Deadline: 15 November.
More information and to apply: Will Charitable Trust.
Windrush Day Grant Scheme 2025
Grants are available for local authorities, charities and community groups in England to commemorate, celebrate and educate people about the history of the MV Empire Windrush and the contribution of the Windrush generation and their descendants.
Amount: Up to £50,000.
Deadline: 25 November.
More information and to apply: Windrush Day Grant Scheme 2025.
Ironmongers’ Company – Charitable Grants for STEM Projects
Grants are available to support initiatives that encourage young people to study science subjects at school and go on to pursue STEM-related further education or vocational training, particularly in the area of Materials Science.
Amount: Up to £10,000.
Deadline: 1 December.
More information and to apply: Ironmongers’ Company – Charitable Grants for STEM Projects.
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - Fulfilling Futures Programme
Grants are available for registered charities, Community Interest Companies, local authorities and statutory organisations for pilot projects or innovative approaches in the UK aimed at improving the lives of specific communities of Veterans who have been negatively impacted by issues related to their Service.
Amount: Up to £300,000.
Deadline: 4 December.
More information and to apply: Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - Fulfilling Futures Programme.
Woodward Charitable Trust - General Grants
Grants are available to fund core costs of smaller registered charities in the UK working in the following areas: isolated children and young people, disadvantaged families, and prisoners and ex-offenders.
Amount: Up to £3,000.
Deadline: 13 December.
More information and to apply: Woodward Charitable Trust - General Grants.
Ulverscroft Foundation
Grants are available to UK organisations that support visually impaired individuals, including eye clinics, hospitals, schools, libraries, and social organisations. Funding can be used for projects that improve or enhance services benefiting people with significant visual impairments, with preference for those offering long-term impact.
Amount: Up to £500,000.
Deadline: 15 December.
More information and to apply: Ulverscroft Foundation.
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - Family Focus Programme
Grants are available for registered charities, Community Interest Companies, local authorities and statutory organisations for projects that explore and pilot solutions for family members-collectively and as individuals of wounded, injured and sick serving personnel or Veterans.
Amount: Up to £100,000.
Deadline: 18 December.
More information and to apply: Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - Family Focus Programme.
UnLtd - Awards for Social Entrepreneurs
Funding and specialist support are available for UK social entrepreneurs to help them develop as social leaders, and to start up or grow their idea for a social venture.
Amount: Up to £18,000.
Deadline: 31 December.
More information and to apply: UnLtd - Awards for Social Entrepreneurs.
The 100% Digital Leeds team are keen to hear from any organisations delivering in Leeds to people who are more likely to be digitally excluded. We will work with you to help you better understand the digital inclusion needs of your communities and embed digital inclusion awareness, support, and signposting, throughout your service to make it as inclusive as possible. To find out more contact us.
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