Get Online @ Home Support End Digital Poverty Day
We are proud to support the Digital Poverty Alliance’s initiative End Digital Poverty Day, taking place on September 12th 2024.

What is Digital Poverty?
Digital poverty is the inability to interact with the online world fully, when, where, and how an individual needs to. The alarming reality is that 1 in 7 adults and 1 in 5 children in the UK are digitally excluded. This divide exacerbates socio-economic disparities, severely limiting access to education, employment, and social interaction.
Addressing digital exclusion is essential to combating poverty. Digital access is crucial for education, job opportunities, and affordable utilities. Bridging this divide is a moral imperative and a critical step towards fostering equity and unlocking significant economic benefits. Immediate and decisive action is needed to ensure everyone can fully participate in and benefit from the digital age
The Steps We Are Taking to Combat Digital Poverty
Computer Recyclers UK have pledged to support Mission 2 of the Digital Poverty Alliance National Delivery Plan. offering discounted refurbished computers via Get Online @ Home, supporting our aim and commitment to make technology more available and affordable for those who need it the most.
Starting today and for the remainder of 2024, Get Online @ Home are offering an additional 10% discount coupon for any refurbished computer purchased through Get Online @ Home, which can be used in addition to any existing discounts already promoted. Simply add product(s) to your basket and apply ‘EDPD2024’ discount coupon. Add more than one of any product to your basket and a further 10% discount is automatically applied.
Our Pledge
We are committed to helping end digital poverty by 2030. It’s a bold commitment, but we believe it’s possible with collective action and dedication. Digital access should no longer be seen as a luxury but as a necessity. Lacking internet access shouldn’t stand in the way of learning, working or building relationships with others.
Digital Poverty Alliance’s Charter for Digital Inclusion
Furthermore, Computer Recyclers UK are pleased to announce that our organisation has signed the Digital Poverty Alliance’s Charter for Digital Inclusion. This significant initiative highlights our dedication to addressing digital poverty and promoting equitable access to digital resources for all members of our community. As part of our commitment to the Charter, we will focus on the following key actions:
Raising Awareness: Educating employees and stakeholders about digital poverty and its impacts.
Accessible Services: Ensuring our digital services are inclusive and user-friendly for everyone.
Device Donation: Organising and promoting the donation of digital devices to those in need. Digital Skills Development: Providing training and resources to enhance digital literacy and skills within our communities.
Partnerships for Impact: Collaborating with other organisations to maximise our efforts and achieve lasting impact.
Together, we can bridge the digital divide and ensure digital opportunities are accessible to all.

