Group CEO @GoodThingsFdn @GoodThingsAus. Working together to #FixTheDigitalDivide: National Digital Inclusion Network, Databank, Device Bank. OBE. Chair Subak
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ALT Red background. Bold white text reads: “Digital inclusion needs to be baked in, not bolted on. The Spring Statement focused on efficiency with investment in public service reform. Making digital inclusion baked into policy and public services will maximise the impact of this investment. As the UK's leading digital inclusion charity, Good Things Foundation will hold Government to account, to fix the digital divide - for good." Further white text below reads: "Helen Milner OBE. Group Chief Executive, Good Things Foundation." To the right is a photo of Helen in a yellow circle surrounded by two curved lines - one orange and one teal. Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left.
ALT Promotional image for the 'Digital Futures for Good' report by Good Things Foundation, featuring a digital tablet displaying the report cover on a blue background, with a call to action button saying 'Read the full report'.
ALT Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham sitting opposite Helen Milner OBE (Group CEO of Good things Foundation). Andy has glasses and is smiling. He is sitting next to a banner with Good Things' logo on it and the text reads 'The digital inclusion charity powering: National Device Bank and National Device Bank'
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ALT Good Things CEO, Helen Milner smiles during an interview with BBC News. There is a banner displaying headlines about £40bn tax rises in the budget and a case of spreadable mpox in the UK. The setting is indoors in a gym in Pudsey, Leeds.
ALT Three people are stood in the entrance to an office building, with one person, wearing a blue blazer, holding a microphone filming Helen Milner who is wearing a black jacket and trousers and patterned shirt. Helen is being filmed by a camera operator.
ALT Good Things CEO, Helen Milner smiles during an interview with BBC News. There is a banner displaying headlines about No increase to NI income tax or VAT in Budget. The setting is indoors in a gym in Pudsey, Leeds.
ALT Dark blue background. In a rounded yellow shape, text reads: "Blog." Below text reads: "Money in a digital world: a reflection ahead of Budget 2024. By Dr. Emma Stone, Director of Evidence and Engagement." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left. To the bottom right is an image of Emma, who has long hair. She is looking towards the camera, smiling. The image is in a yellow circle, which is surrounded by two curved lines - one teal and one red.
ALT Teal background, with faded curved lines on it. Text reads: "Pathways to Work: in conversation with Rt Hon Alan Milburn. In separate rounded yellow shapes, text reads: "28/11/2024. 12:30-1:30pm. Digital Futures for Good." Photo of Rt Hon Alan Milburn to the right.
ALT Text: Welcome to The National Digital Inclusion Network. Working together to fix the digital divide - for good. Imagery: Teal blue background, navy blue spirals on adjacent corners
ALT Promotional image for Get Online Week by Good Things Foundation featuring a person in a library with a friendly demeanour, standing next to shelves filled with books. The text overlay emphasizes "Live Learning for Get Online Week" and offers guidance on how to spot and avoid online scams.