Power to Connect Featured in the London Post

Power to Connect Featured in the London Post

We are thrilled to share that the work of Power to Connect has been highlighted in the London Post!

This feature comes alongside incredible news: we have been awarded a £12,500 grant from the Masonic Charitable Foundation. This crucial funding will directly support our mission to tackle digital exclusion across the borough.

Expanding Free Digital Support in Wandsworth

Digital access is no longer a luxury—it is an essential part of everyday life. From booking healthcare appointments and accessing education to applying for jobs and staying in touch with loved ones, staying connected matters.

Thanks to this generous grant, we can expand our free digital skills training in the UK by running more regular digital drop-in sessions at local hubs, including:

  • Battersea Library
  • Southfields Library
  • Tooting Library
  • Roehampton Library
  • Wandsworth Library

These drop-ins provide tailored support, helping residents build confidence through accessible digital literacy courses in a welcoming environment.

Getting Refurbished Tech to Local Families

Beyond skills training, closing the digital divide requires reliable hardware. The £12,500 grant will also help us get refurbished laptops and smartphones directly into the hands of Wandsworth families who need them most.

Through our hardware initiatives, we work as a computer recycling charity to take unused devices, ensure responsible recycling of electrical items, and redistribute technology to reduce local inequalities.

Partnering for Sustainable Community Impact

This landmark feature and grant demonstrate the power of strong charity partnerships and community action. We work with local organizations and corporate partners to deliver meaningful social value and sustainable community impact.

  • Corporate Partnerships: Boost your CSR strategyESG initiatives, and employee engagement by supporting our mission. We offer hands-on corporate volunteering and clear metrics for your impact reporting.
  • Volunteer Opportunities: Passionate about technology? We are always looking for local residents to take on technology volunteer and IT volunteer jobs through volunteering in Wandsworth.

A huge thank you to the Masonic Charitable Foundation and to everyone in our community who makes this work possible.

Want to read the full feature? Check out the article in the London Post to learn more about our ongoing initiatives, explore digital skills courses, or find out how you can support our work!

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