Computers For The Disabled
Computers for the Disabled is a UK charity providing refurbished laptops and other digital devices to disabled people, older people, housebound people and people with learning disabilities who cannot afford new equipment. They also support organisations and charities working with disabled people. Free advice is available on choosing and buying computers. Clients are asked only to cover the charity’s direct costs for equipment, where applicable.
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Further info
Computers for the Disabled refurbishes donated laptops using new and second-hand parts and supplies them to eligible individuals and organisations across the UK. Support may include refurbished laptops, iPads and iPhones, depending on availability.
The charity aims to help people access digital equipment so they can communicate, take part in everyday activities and stay connected. It also offers free advice about what computer equipment to buy, what to avoid and where to buy it.
The service is run by volunteers. Equipment availability may vary, and people may be asked to cover the direct costs incurred by the charity in preparing or providing a device.
https://www.cftd.co.uk/
Who can use this service?
Disabled people, older people, people with learning disabilities, housebound people and home users who cannot afford new computer equipment. The charity can also support agencies, organisations and charities that work with disabled people. The service is available across the UK, subject to equipment availability and suitability.
How are services delivered?
Support is arranged by phone or email. Devices are refurbished and supplied subject to availability. The charity is based in Basildon, Essex, but distributes equipment throughout the UK.
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