Measurable change

NHS North West London commissioned Ubuntu Pledge to deliver a community-based training programme that helps older adults, deprived communities, and non-native English speakers confidently use the NHS App. The goal was to bridge the digital divide in healthcare, ensuring that everyone can access essential medical services and information.

Brent Council commissioned Ubuntu Pledge to deliver a tailored train-the-trainer programme for Brent Health Matters staff, sharing insights from our experience with the NHS App.

Building on the proven success of both the pilot and the staff training projects, NHS North West London commissioned Ubuntu Pledge for a second major rollout of NHS App training.

Westminster Libraries partnered with Ubuntu Pledge to offer a digital inclusion programme, empowering underserved communities with essential digital skills, online safety and creative tools for long-term confidence.

Two local entrepreneurs (Sister Size & Adluna) received one-to-one strategic support to develop sustainable business plans, helping them overcome growth and funding challenges through tailored guidance.

Wellbeing Through Art combines life coaching and artistic expression. Across eight weeks, participants used the Wheel of Life to reflect on balance, wellbeing and self-discovery.

After our successful digital accelerator, we launched a two-week Online Safety Accelerator to meet high demand, equipping participants to navigate the digital world securely.

Ubuntu Pledge collaborated with the Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team to deliver an eight-week digital inclusion programme focused on bridging the digital divide within the Lancaster West Estate and the wider North Kensington community.

“Bridging the Gap” supported Somali and Eritrean families in North Kensington with digital training. Led by KulanKSO and EristarsUK and facilitated by Ubuntu Pledge, the project helped parents build confidence to support their children online.

Bespoke digital safeguarding and online befriending training delivered for Family Friends, upskilling staff and volunteers who support families online.

“Filling the Gap” was a six-week community-based programme supporting Eritrean and Somali single mothers in Westminster to develop digital skills and confidence to engage with online services.

A completed Neighbourhood Health resident engagement research project, centred on community conversations about local health, care and support.

In 2022, Ubuntu Pledge provided leadership and business coaching to Goitom, founder of EristarsUK, enhancing his leadership and the organisation’s digital presence in partnership with Creative One Stop Ltd.

A completed digital readiness research project for Westway Trust.