Connecting and Protecting Communities: coproducing a toolkit for tackling misinformation and disinformation

100% Digital Leeds has launched a new project that will see the coproduction of a bank of resources that organisations can use to teach online safety and media literacy, including tackling misinformation and disinformation. Financed by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), Connecting and Protecting Communities aims to give organisations the tools they need toContinue reading “Connecting and Protecting Communities: coproducing a toolkit for tackling misinformation and disinformation”

Partner Profile: Anshlah and Happiness Clinic

Anshlah is a grassroots organisation supporting migrant women with young children. Based in SHINE in Harehills, Anshlah work to raise aspirations and provide opportunities to the women they support. Anshlah’s members experience a range of barriers that make accessing services and support more difficult. These include digital exclusion, English as an additional language, literacy needs,Continue reading “Partner Profile: Anshlah and Happiness Clinic”

Partner Profile: New Wortley Community Centre

New Wortley Community Centre is a community-owned and community-led centre located in New Wortley, an inner-city area of West Leeds. A long-standing asset to the community, the centre opened in 1982 and is managed by New Wortley Community Association, a membership group that works to improve the area and the lives of people living inContinue reading “Partner Profile: New Wortley Community Centre”

Demystifying devices for digital inclusion, in partnership with Reconome

In November 2025 100% Digital Leeds and circular IT specialists Reconome hosted the below webinar supporting digital inclusion delivery partners to build their confidence in buying the right devices for their digital inclusion project, ensuring value for money and maximum social impact. As well as the below webinar recording, you can download ‘A Practical GuideContinue reading “Demystifying devices for digital inclusion, in partnership with Reconome”

Migration Update in Leeds: supporting digital inclusion for migrant communities

In September 2025 Leeds City Council’s Director of Communities, Housing and Environment provided an update on migration activity in Leeds to the council’s Environment, Housing and Communities Scrutiny Board. The report provides an overview of migration-related developments in Leeds, highlighting key challenges faced by new and settled migrant communities. It outlines the collaborative efforts ofContinue reading “Migration Update in Leeds: supporting digital inclusion for migrant communities”

The getUBetter app for people living with MSK  

The getUBetter app is now available for people across Leeds who are living with Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions.    The app rollout in Leeds is part of the  West Yorkshire Healthy Working Life Programme which is supporting people who are economically inactive due to ill health to return to work or stay in work and remain economically active.  A walk-through of the getUBetter app  This video includes screenshotsContinue reading “The getUBetter app for people living with MSK  “

Partner Profile: VMO2 Business

As part of our work to leverage tech sector support for digital inclusion, 100% Digital Leeds is building cross-sector partnerships that help the city’s third sector organisations benefit from the digital skills and capacity of the tech sector. 100% Digital Leeds has partnered with Virgin Media O2 Business (VMO2B) to find opportunities that maximise the impact ofContinue reading “Partner Profile: VMO2 Business”

NHS app support for Get Online Week 2025

To celebrate Get Online Week 2025, Good Things Foundation’s annual digital inclusion campaign, 100% Digital Leeds and NHS England worked in partnership to increase support for people in Leeds to use the NHS app. The Get Online Week campaign focuses on helping people discover the benefits of being online and building their confidence in usingContinue reading “NHS app support for Get Online Week 2025”

Partner Profile: INCLUDE+

The Inclusive Digital Economy Network (INCLUDE+) is a five-year project funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. The network is building a knowledge community comprising industry, academia, the public and third sectors focusing on inequalities in digital society. They commission specific research projects to explore how social and digital environments can be built, shaped,Continue reading “Partner Profile: INCLUDE+”

Partner profile: Holbeck Together

Holbeck Together is a charity based in Holbeck, providing services to the local community, supporting people to stay socially and physically active, empowering them to make more informed choices and live longer. Holbeck Together became a Neighbourhood Network in 1992 supporting predominantly older people in Holbeck. Over the past four years they have expanded their offerContinue reading “Partner profile: Holbeck Together”