Digital inclusion in North East Lincolnshire

Getting online should be fair for everyone.

The internet helps people in everyday life. It helps with health, work, learning, money, and keeping in touch.

Not everyone can get online easily. People may be offline because they:

There is no single reason someone may be offline.

What we do

Digital Inclusion in North East Lincolnshire is shared work.

This helps people live healthier and safer lives.

We work with:

Together, we support:

If you do not have internet at home, there are free places you can go.

You do not need to explain why. You do not need to buy anything.

All public libraries offer free Wi-Fi, free computers and help from friendly staff

These places offer free internet, free computers and help with council services

Some community buildings also offer internet access.

These may include:

Internet access can change. It is okay to ask for help when you arrive.

Some people want to learn step by step. Some people only want help with one thing. Both are okay.

You can use these at a library or with support from someone you trust.

Franklin Sixth Form College – ICT and computing courses
Lincs2 – local learning and training opportunities in North East Lincolnshire
Learning4Life-Gy – employability courses offer guidance on how to use computers for job search

Friendship at home digital drop in- All Saints Church every Tuesday between 10am and 12:30pm

Being online helps people to:

When people cannot get online, it can affect their wellbeing, confidence and opportunities.

That is why digital inclusion is about health, fairness and community, not just technology.

If you are having any difficulties or want to know more about digital inclusion, call the council at: 01472 313131
Municipal Offices, Town Hall Square, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, DN31 1HU