Reconome and Good Things Foundation mark major milestone
Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.
Digital Inclusion
There Is No Single Number for Digital Exclusion. There are Seven.
Ask how many people in the UK are digitally excluded and you will get a different answer from everyone you
What a Repurposed Device Really Does
Every organisation refreshes its IT. Laptops get swapped, phones get upgraded, and the old kit potentially gets boxed up and
One Broken Laptop From Being Cut Off: Digital Exclusion When Raising a Disabled Child
Picture a family raising a disabled child. The laptop is how the child joins lessons on the days they are
One Year In: What the Digital Inclusion Action Plan Got Right, Where the Gap Still Sits, and What Comes Next
In March 2026, DSIT published its one-year progress report on the Digital Inclusion Action Plan. The headline: more than one
What is the National Device Bank and How Does it Work?
The National Device Bank is powered by the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity, Good Things Foundation and their exclusive technology
Ahmed’s Story: How a Refurbished Device Transformed a Life
A phone that sat forgotten in an office drawer is helping Ahmed learn English – bridging the gap between isolation
Webinar: Demystifying Devices for Digital Inclusion by Reconome and 100% Digital Leeds
Reconome partnered with 100% Digital Leeds to host Demystifying Devices, a webinar focused on one of the most persistent challenges
Ending digital poverty: the DPA’s rallying cry for coordinated action
Our world is increasingly hard to navigate without access to the internet, and the skills needed to use it safely.
The battle for digital inclusion: what we learned from DSIT
“Without a device it is impossible to do those everyday essential digital tasks.” That one line from Ellie Richardson, Head