Screen Share UK exists
to support, inform and advocate for digital inclusion for refugees
and asylum seekers across the UK.
Number of devices redistributed since January 2021:
730
What is Screen Share?
Screen Share exists to support, inform and advocate for digital inclusion for refugees and asylum seekers. We do this primarily by repurposing used laptops and gifting them to refugees in the UK via our partner organisations.
You - our next laptop donor - fill out our donation form by clicking the button above. We pick your laptop or device up, wipe or replace the hard drive so your data is deleted, and then one of our IT volunteers refurbishes it with new hardware and software. Then we pass it to refugee who has been referred to us by one of our partner organisations
How does it work?
So you want to donate your laptop?
Thank you so much! We accept laptops which:
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Switch on
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Have a built-in camera
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Are no more than 8 years old
Please make sure it is suitable. We do not accept laptops which:
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Show no signs of life
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Couldn't fit into a medium sized backpack
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Have a sticker by the trackpad which says 'Celeron' or 'Pentium'
We have these restrictions and only provide good quality tech to our recipients because we think they are worth it, and we want them to know we believe in them. There's a good chance we can turn your 'seen better days' laptop into something high functioning and reliable. If you think your laptop is 'probably too old', then you're probably right.
These other organisations may be able to take your older laptop and make it useful for someone!
Screen Share currently partners with and provides laptops for service users at a range of refugee organisations, including:
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