The Digital Poverty Alliance, formally known as the Learning Foundation, exists to end digital poverty in the UK by 2030.  More than 1 in 5 children in the UK lack a suitable device for learning, even though many schools require children to be online at home to submit homework or coursework.  One in two older people are in some form of digital poverty.  Digital poverty can affect anyone - through the affordability of devices and internet connections, through to needing skills or support.  You can help us transforms families' lives.  We work to get tech to families who need it most, whilst also campaigning for greater awarness of the people left behind in the rush to the online world.