Some of our current workstreams
Community-based approach
100% Digital Leeds has developed our tried and tested cross-sector collaboration approach into a model for a community-based approach to digital inclusion.
Care settings
Working with care settings to support digital inclusion to improve outcomes for staff and residents.
Women and families
Working with partners across the city to reduce and remove barriers to digital inclusion for women and families.
Health
A community-based approach to support digital inclusion for improved digital health outcomes, with Digital Health Hubs at the heart.
Older people
Working with the Older People’s Digital Inclusion Network to improve digital inclusion and participation for older people.
Academic research
Partnering with academic researchers on a range of projects to measure the impact of our work.
Digital Inclusion West Yorkshire
Building on the success of 100% Digital Leeds to create a digital inclusion programme that will help people and communities across the region, in partnership with West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
Autism and learning disabilities
Working with the Autism and Learning Disabilities Digital Inclusion Network to help remove barriers to digital inclusion.
Financial resilience
Supporting those on low incomes to access digital tools and services for money management such as online banking, household budgeting, and debt management.
Previous initiatives
Arts and culture
Supporting digital inclusion and innovation in the arts and culture sector by sharing skills and learning, and fostering collaboration and partnership.
Working with Gypsy and Traveller communities
Working with Leeds GATE to increase digital inclusion and improve health and wellbeing outcomes with Gypsy and Traveller communities.
Digital inclusion toolkit
Creating a Toolkit to help other councils accelerate their digital inclusion programmes, funded by DLUHC as part of the Local Digital COVID-19 Challenge.
Reducing reoffending
Working with HMP Wealstun and other partners to improve the digital support offer available in prison and to prison leavers upon their release.
SHIPS: Smart Health Inclusion Peer Advocates
Volunteers with lived experience are trained to support and enable patients experiencing digital exclusion and health inequalities to access the services they need to be able to self-manage their health and wellbeing.
People experiencing homelessness
Working with Leeds partners supporting people experiencing homelessness to explore, develop, and implement digital inclusion interventions that meet the needs of homeless communities.
MyCOPD
Supporting the roll out of an NHS England funded digital solution to support people living with COPD, giving them the confidence, skills and, knowledge to self-manage their condition.