Breaking down barriers to digital access

We had the pleasure of meeting local MP Olivia Bailey on a very sunny day in East Ilsley. This provided the opportunity to share the work and impact of the charity locally and across the UK, including our recent acquisition of four national charity awards. Supported by chair, Derek Peaple and young ambassador Beth, our founder and CEO, Pete Marshman described our incredible journey from a local charity to a UK powerhouse, enabling over a million young people to develop their digital skills, including AI, cyber security, coding, physical computing and data science.

We were delighted to share our climate and sustainability-themed Ecocode programme, supported through the recent government digital inclusion fund and our upcoming AI training programme for teachers, community and youth leaders.

A huge thanks to Olivia for allowing us to share our mission and vision and for connecting us to local sustainability projects, which we hope to support with our hugely talented Digit<all> ambassadors and core team.

As the charity continues to expand and positively impact children across the UK, we're always seeking new partnerships with organisations passionate about helping young people develop technical digital skills. You can find out about our new partnerships programme here: www.digitall.charity/partnerships