DS4C: Digital Skills for Citizens
The DS4C programme is one of a number of digital inclusion initiatives at Microsoft that makes technology accessible to those who could otherwise not afford it.
It helps people cross the digital divide by providing them with access to technology and helping them improve their IT skills. The campaign also allows people to realise their potential in a society where IT literacy is a professional and social requisite.
The programme is underpinned by the Microsoft Unlimited Potential campaign - Microsoft’s global aspiration to bring technology and computing skills to one quarter of a billion underserved people by 2010.
- Watch the video below to see how the Digital Skills for Citizens programme has helped projects in Milton Keynes and Birmingham.
- For more information on how DS4C works, visit their website.
- If you'd like to share your Promise in Action, why not get in touch?
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Our 1343 Partner Promises
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Newick House School has pledged to support its work with pupils by working with the community, particularly supporting families and carer networks. -
NYnet Ltd will continue to work with rural communities, helping to provide connections to next generation broadband and thus reducing social and economic exclusion. -
newlifenetwork.co.uk will continue to provide free information resources for people to help them to rebuild their lives after redundancy. -
AIME will actively promote Race Online 2012 to all its existing and new members and support the charitable sector with their online/technology needs. -
Circle Anglia will communicate the benefits of getting online to its 200,000 customers through regular communications including its resident newsletters
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