News

We are delighted to congratulate our supporter, Taylor Cherry, for achieving her lifelong dream of running the London Marathon and also raising money for Compaid! Read more about her accomplishment!

Over several weeks, our client Harry worked with Norman, one of our digital skills trainer, at one of our community hubs to build key digital skills and turn his passion into a project he could truly call his own. With encouragement, creativity, and the help of AI tools, his ideas for a podcast on Sun Bears came to life. Read more and listen to Harry’s full podcast here

Whether it's researching a hobby, family ancestry, or the results of their favourite team's football game, our clients use internet researching to strengthen their digital confidence in our centre. This article shares what our client Josh has researched about assistive technology and equipment.

We are delighted to announce that Jean-Pierre Le Borgne will be our new Chair of our Board of Trustees! Read on to hear his message.

After 10 years of dedicated leadership and support on Compaid’s Board of Trustees, Fiona will be stepping down from her role as Chair and trustee, leaving behind a lasting impact on our organisation and community. Read on to hear her parting message.

Every member of our team brings their own experiences, insight and knowledge to their roles as drivers or trainers. For Norman, his background in adult learning makes his work as an Outreach trainer unique and fulfilling.

The festive spirit has sparked plenty of creativity in our centre this month. Our talented writer Josh was so inspired that he wrote a lovely Christmas story to share with everyone. Read it here!

Everyday, our volunteers inspire us with their dedication, compassion, and the unique experiences they bring to Compaid when they give their time every day. Meet Aaron (left) and Todd (right) who first started as work experience students, and discover why they chose to continue as volunteers

20–26 October is Get Online Week, an inspiring initiative by Good Things Foundation that highlights the importance of digital accessibility. Read on to see how we’re helping people like our client Rory get online and stay connected across Kent.