Supporting vulnerable & marginalised people living in the London Borough of Newham
Together, we achieve more - through digital skills training, employability support and up-skilling, helping people reach their full potential
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Visit to Skills Enterprise
Talking to our service users to understand the grassroots level work done by us in Newham
that focus upon the needs of the digitally excluded, motivations, and lifestyles of participants.
Supporting users to rise into volunteering as community or digital champions - who help other digitally excluded residents.
English conversation, cv writing, career guidance, digital job search, interview presentation, job ready club.
through our VoiceBox café supporting excluded women to understand, celebrate and participate in democracy and public life.
Crisis support, advocacy and welfare support plans; financial inclusion, money management (budgeting, saving, understanding the terminology).
Community events, health and wellbeing workshops, awareness raising workshops and events.
Helping older adults build digital confidence for everyday tasks, staying connected, accessing services, and maintaining independence.
Equipping young people with digital skills and leadership opportunities to become community digital champions and support others.
Our mission
To include the excluded through digital skills training, employment support, crisis support service and community cohesion and participation.
Digital inclusion consultation with
Sir Stephen Timms, MP
Powerful conversations on digital inclusion alongside Hannah Whelan of Good Things Foundation.
Digital inclusion
Community Impact
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn joins our community session.
Baroness Armstrong’s visit
Why Baroness Armstrong’s visit marks a defining moment for Digital Inclusion - and for Skills Enterprise
Tackling debt head-on
New kiosk installed at Skills Enterprise through groundbreaking partnership
Skills Enterprise empowers Newham residents through digital skills, employability support, women's empowerment, and community cohesion. Projects include coding for youth, digital champions, and career guidance.
How digital exclusion makes the cost of living even higher
10 minutes to understand the critical need ...
When the world is up against a global crisis...
Skills Enterprise project coordinator Malathy Muthu on BBC news with Helen Miller, CEO of Good Things Foundation
Mala is a Newham Changemaker for Step 37. There is a step for everyone. #WhatsYourStep. Visit http://www.50steps.co.uk to find out more.
Rt. Hon. Stephen Timms, MP - Highlighting Skills Enterprise's Community & Digital Inclusion milestones in the Parliament
Step into one of our digital skills workshops
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Use Turn2us's free and easy-to-use benefits calculator and grants search tools to check what benefits you might be able to claim and what grants you might be able to apply for.
We support underserved communities with digital skills, employment pathways, and practical training that lead to real income and independence.
We ensure that everyone we work with, whether staff, freelancers, or programme participants moving into employment, understands the value of fair wages and decent work.
Through our training and partnerships, we actively support pathways into jobs that pay the real Living Wage, not just the legal minimum. Our goal is simple, to help people move from financial insecurity to sustainable, dignified income.
