Why Political Parties Must Commit to a Digitally-Inclusive Wales in Their 2026 Senedd Election Manifestos
As political parties are developing their manifestos ahead of next year’s pivotal Senedd elections, it is essential that Wales builds…
Updates Categories: Digital inclusion
Cwmpas awarded contract from Welsh Government to deliver the new Digital Inclusion Wales programme
Cwmpas, in partnership with Good Things Foundation, have been awarded the contract by the Welsh Government to deliver the exciting new national Digital Inclusion Wales…
Six Years of Building Digital Confidence Together
As the Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being programme comes to an end this September, we at Cwmpas…
Now Open: Free Digital Mentoring for Third Sector Organisations in Wales
Is your organisation ready to embrace smarter digital ways of working? The Newid Programme is offering free, tailored mentoring support…
Partnership boosts digital confidence for ethnic minority communities in Swansea
The impact of learning even basic digital skills can be life-changing. Whether it’s being able to shop online, or video-call…
Working Together to Build Digital Capability in NHS Wales
Digital transformation is a high priority for NHS Wales. However, a significant gap exists between the rapid advancements in healthcare…
Cwmpas announces range of digital inclusion guides to lead the way to digital wellbeing in Wales
Cwmpas’s Digital Communities Wales (DCW): Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being team is the leading authority on digital inclusion training in…
‘Pont Digidol’ bridges the digital gap for North Wales Housing residents
At a recent digital inclusion session at Llys y Coed, Llanfairfechan in Conwy, north Wales, two 92-year-old friends and North…
Happy 5th birthday Digital Inclusion Alliance Wales: the driving force behind digital inclusion
Digital Inclusion Alliance Wales (DIAW)’s story is one of collaboration, co-ordination and a commitment to bridging the digital divide. Cwmpas has been…
Vale of Glamorgan tablet loan scheme leads Wales a step closer to digital inclusion
With 170,000 people in Wales (7% of the population) not using the internet, there are still too many people missing…
