Chloe (19), a transient and isolated young care leaver, was struggling to complete her online college course without a laptop. She felt useless and was becoming depressed and anxious.

Six months after receiving a free laptop from Tech-Takeback, Chloe is able to study, carry out a part-time job and keep in touch with her friends. She’s in more secure housing and reports improved mood and increased confidence.

"My laptop has everything I need to complete my assignments. It’s great talking to mates online too. Providing a laptop for a total stranger - that's just an amazing thing to do. Thank you so much."

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Two million young people in the UK do not have access to a laptop or PC at home; affecting access to education, social activities and more.
(Digital Youth Index)

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Digital exclusion can lead to poorer health outcomes, reduced life expectancy, increased social isolation and limited access to employment and education.
(The Good Things Foundation)