We’re delighted to share our first impact report, showing what we’ve been up to since we launched in 2021.

The team have made fantastic progress with our device refurbishment hubs and support network. Our impact analysis is full of inspiring examples of the difference it makes when people are able to access the online world.

The report also explains our theory of change, including the vital role that the local community and charity sector play in reaching out to people in need and providing the personal support that helps people make the most of being online.

We hope you find the report useful. If you’d like to discuss it or find out more, please contact Ben at hello@gettingoxfordshireonline.org.

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Our Case Studies

  • Get Online Week Logo

    A busy Get Online Week!

  • Mohammad with his laptop

    Supporting Mohammad and his family

  • St Mungo's Ending Homelessness Rebuilding Lives

    Getting online and getting a job with St Mungo’s

  • Connect! logo

    Connect! helping people access Citizens Advice

  • Digital Inclusion and Employment Support for Refugees in Oxfordshire

  • Marcia and James Watt

    Helping people into work with “No Limits”

  • Bridging the Digital Divide with Connect!

  • Anton with his Mum using his laptop donated by GOO

    Making a difference for Refugees and Young People

  • A young boy receives a laptop on his doorstep

    Young carers across Oxfordshire provided with laptops for lockdown and beyond

  • Wroxton Primary School badge on a blue jumper

    Wroxton C of E Primary School boosts computing curriculum with free laptops

  • Oxford Academy frontage

    Students access remote learning at Oxford Academy thanks to laptop donations

  • Didcot Girls' School frontage

    Refurbished laptops allow pupils to access online learning platforms at Didcot Girls’ School

  • Cheney School frontage

    Six low-income families from Cheney School receive laptop boost

  • City Council calls for businesses and residents to join in initiative to provide laptops to local schoolchildren

  • Two young girls sharing a laptop

    B4 podcast outlines ongoing need for online access