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- Ability Net
- Apple Store Education
- BT Community Web Kit
- Charity Technology Trust
- Citizens Online
- CITA – IT Help for Charities
- Computers for Charities
- Free Charity
- Free to Charity – Web Sites
- IT for Charities
- Microsoft Britain Works
- PC4 Recycling
- RECOM
- The Arthur Rank Foundation
- VOSCUR ICT Development Services
Ability Net
Provides information sheets on how to secure funding for I.T. and advice on how to approach them. Also offers free support for disabled people. For more information please visit: https://www.abilitynet.org.uk/
Apple Store Education
Rates and discounts on Mac hardware and software for education staff and students. For more information please visit:http://store.apple.com/uk/mac/education
BT Community Web Kit
If you haven’t already built a web site for your charity or community group, the internet is a great way to be seen – and a great way to reach out to people. That’s why we’ve launched BT Community Web Kit. In just a few simple steps you can have an easy-to-build web site to help promote your charity or community group.
It’s a straightforward to set-up and maintain. And once it’s up-and-running, it provides an easy way to publicise your group and stay in touch with people. Best of all, it’s free. This new service is packed full of amazing features that will give your website the professional look and feel to really make an impact. Whether you’re a tech novice or a computer whizz, the BT Community Web Kit can really put you on the map.
For more information please visit: www.btck.co.uk
Charity Technology Trust
As a UK charity, your aim is to make hard-won funds go as far as possible. Up-to-date servers, software and security can help you save money,
raise funds and broaden your scope.
CTX change exists to help you access donated products from some of the world’s leading technology companies – and unlock the potential of your charity. There are big discounts as well as an exchange programme of products. See more at: at: https://tech-trust.org/
Citizens Online
Various projects to improve IT access and create local community hubs and help for disabled IT users.
For more information please visit: https://www.citizensonline.org.uk/
CITA – IT Help for Charities
The iT4Communities programme will be incorporated within CITA as a service called ‘IT Project Delivery’.
This service will enable UK registered charities to request volunteer resource for their projects in the same way iT4Communities helped source IT volunteers.
For more information please visit: https://charityithelp.org.uk/for-charities/
Computers for Charities
Provides I.T. related advice and support for charities and voluntary organisations.
Visit: http://www.computersforcharities.org/
Free to Charities – Web Sites
Provide free websites and maintenance for charities.
Visit: http://www.freetocharities.org.uk/
IT for Charities
Resource guide for UK charities. Visit: http://www.itforcharities.co.uk/
Microsoft Britain Works
A community investment programme providing access to support and development.
Visit:: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/about/in-society/supporting-charities/
PC4 Recycling
PC4 Recycling is a leading computer disposal and recycling company offering a nationwide IT recycling service. Whether you want to recycle 1 item or 100, they can provide safe and environmentally friendly solutions at affordable prices.
Contact Tel: 0800 121 6045 Email: info@pc4recycling.co.uk.
Fuller details and pricing are on Website: http://www.pc4recycling.co.uk
RECOM refurbished computers
Help for the disabled and disadvantaged to enhance their lives by providing access to IT. They offer refurbished computers for free and offer training courses.
http://recom.org.uk/
The Arthur Rank Centre – computers for Rural people
The Arthur Rank Centre is committed to supporting the rural community, and has set
up the “Computers for Rural People” scheme to provide computers at very low cost to
encourage people to take the first step. Contact at: Computers for Rural People, The
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire. CV8 2LG. Tel: 02476 853066. Email:
info@arthurrankcentre.org.uk / Website:http://www.arthurrankcentre.org.uk/communities-and-farming/computers-for-rural-people
