Get involved

Techies commit to taking a certain number of devices per month, fitting them with new hardware and downloading new software. They receive training and follow guidelines but take ownership of the devices and decisions relating to their refurbishment. They are central to the Screen Share model.

Charities need funds to function and by running campaigns and introducing us to new friends, fundraisers help us grow and operate. We're comfortable in asking for what we need - fundraisers give those who want to give the opportunity to do so.

Digital Champions teach digital skills to refugees. You could join us at our digital drop-in every Wednesday to provide ad-hoc support to refugees looking for help, or you could work with us to design and deliver group sessions, online or in-person. The goal is helping refugees develop their digital skills and grow in confidence and online security.

Want to create engaging content and raise awareness about refugees and the digital divide? Our Comms team would definitely appreciate a hand! Get in touch with them through our social media channels, and we can welcome you to the team.

Finders plug their networks for device donations. This means posting on WhatsApp groups, sharing resources on LinkedIn and Facebook, mentioning it at book club and in the synagogue newsletter. They introduce Screen Share to their friends, especially when those friends happen to be CTO’s.

Runners pick up devices from donors and deliver them to Screen Share HQ and to our clients. They join a group of trusted Runners who respond to the need for a pick-up or delivery on an ad-hoc basis. They are friendly, reliable and reassuring.