Key Stats – Digital Inclusion Support for Women

📌 Programme Overview

📍 30 women onboarded into the digital inclusion programme.

📍 20 mobile phones provided through Aishah Help’s recycling programme.

📍 30 SIM cards with data distributed via Good Things Foundation.

📍 Recruitment drop-in/info sessions held in Dec & Jan.

📚 Training & Support Provided

✅ 120 sessions completed covering:

• 📱 Device usage & internet basics

• 📧 Email & online safety

• 📞 Staying in touch & managing health online

• 🌍 Access to information, education & work opportunities

• ⚖️ Legal support, digital safety & advocacy

🔍 Key Challenges Identified

⚠️ Fear of Surveillance – Domestic violence survivors fear being monitored, requiring sensitive support & referrals.

⚠️ Low Literacy Levels – Many women struggle with English, making phone navigation difficult.

⚠️ Translation Needs – Lack of Bengali-language support materials creates a learning barrier.

⚠️ Cultural Norms – Some women face stigma and restrictions on using technology.

⚠️ Reliance on Aishah Help – A peer-to-peer support group may help build confidence.

⚠️ Continuous Support Needed – Helplines & community hubs required for ongoing guidance.

⚠️ Accessible Learning Materials – Must be available in multiple formats & languages to support diverse learning needs.

🌟 Programme Impact

✅ Increased confidence & independence in using technology.

✅ Improved digital safety awareness for vulnerable women.

✅ Created opportunities for connection, learning & employment.

✅ Strengthened support networks & culturally sensitive interventions.

This initiative is breaking digital barriers for vulnerable women, ensuring safety, accessibility, and empowerment through technology and community support. 🚀