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Body text – They’re missing out on opportunities to save money, find work, learn skills and access important services. Many of them are already coping with issues such as loneliness, poverty or unemployment – issues which are being made worse by not being online.

 

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  • Digital Communities Wales
  • Y Borth,
  • 13 Beddau Way,
  • Caerphilly,
  • CF83 2AX

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0300 111 5050

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digitalcommunities@wales.coop

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@DC_Wales

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A spider diagram displaying the Digital Strategy for Wales. The box in the middle reads 'Digital in Wales will improve quality of life, sustainability and economic growth creating user-centred public services supported by effective leadership, data and a culture of innovation and collaboration.'. The boxes surrounding read: 'Data and collaboration: Improve services by working together, with data and knowledge being used and shared.', 'Digital Services: Deliver and modernise services to a common set of standards so that they are simple, secure and convenient.', 'Digital Connectivity: Deliver, facilitate and support the provision of fast and reliable infrastructure.', 'Digital Economy: Drive economic growth, productivity and resilience by embracing and exploiting digital innovation.', Digital Inclusion: Equip people with the motivation, access, skills and confidence to engage with an increasingly digital world, based on their needs.', 'Digital Skills: Create a society and a workforce with the right skills to operate in a digital world.'.

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A portrait of Lee Waters MS, Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport

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10% of adults in Wales are not online

 

They’re missing out on opportunities to save money, find work, learn skills and access important services. Many of them are already coping with issues such as loneliness, poverty or unemployment – issues which are being made worse by not being online.

Digital Communities Wales – Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being supports organisations that are working with digitally excluded people. We’re helping them deliver digital inclusion activities so they can do it well and make a bigger impact.

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£800k to help vulnerable people stay connected to vital services and loved ones during Covid-19 pandemic

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