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Are you an NPO, school, or PTA with a charity number?
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Visionary about empowering youth with digital skills?
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Seeking up to £1200* for tech or a trainer to foster tomorrow's digital leaders?
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Already running tech-related activities for kids?
Benefit from our train-the-trainer workshops to enhance your program delivery!
Coordinating events with UK NPOs and schools to deliver workshops to underserved, underrepresented and underprivileged young people.
£400 Grant application window opens on 22nd May
Digit<all> has again partnered with Meet and Code, who are Europe’s biggest digital skills program.
If you have charity status and are planning or are already offering digital workshops to the underserved, underrepresented and underprivileged young people of the UK, you could be eligible to apply for a £400 grant.
Application criteria for 2024 Meet and Code grants:
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Each event must revolve around the theme of technology and coding.
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Applications must be received between 22 May till 30 September 2024
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The event must take place between 17 June and 31 October, 2024
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The target audience are children and youth between 8 and 24 years old.
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Participation in the event must be free of charge.
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The event must be designed to last a minimum duration of 240 minutes.
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Each event must cater to a minimum of 20 children and youth. The events should ideally be focused on and include children and youth with underserved and underrepresented (UU) backgrounds*.
*Underserved and underrepresented groups mean, among other things people with migration and refugee backgrounds, from low income households/disadvantaged economic backgrounds, from socially deprived neighbourhoods, with no access to their own IT device, ethnic minorities, and children and youth with disabilities.
"The coding club has been vital in inspiring children, developing their confidence and instilling the culture that coding can be fun for everyone."
"It has enabled us to set up an afterschool club for our KS3 disadvantaged and SEN students to experience coding and robot building. They would not have had this opportunity without the funding."
"This event not only provided a unique learning experience for the children but also underscored the positive impact that technology, when harnessed creatively, can have on their lives."
(Phil Anley)
Digit<all> can help you every step of the way to claim your grant
We have ready made resources Coding For Climate Action (digitall.charity), Meet and Code - Europe’s favourite digital skills youth initiative (meet-and-code.org), Meet and Code Amazon Future Engineer (meet-and-code.org) and can support you in delivering your activities. So, whether you are fully skilled in delivering digital workshops, already run a club or new to it all, we are here to help.
Stay tuned for further details on how to register your event once the application window has opened.
In the meantime if you have any questions please feel free to email donna.robertson@digitall.charity or visit https://www.digitall.charity/meetandcode