myguide and UK online centres scoop national e-Gov award February 4, 2008
Posted by Rich Spragg in Awards, Digital Inclusion, GMDDA, News, e-Skills.Tags: e-gov awards, Helen Milner, myguide, UKonline
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UK online centres been celebrating success after scooping a special ‘highly commended’ award for Building a fairer society with e-Government.
The award was collected by Managing Director Helen Milner. She attended the E-Government National Awards in London on Tuesday 22 January 2008 along with a delegation of UK online centres. The award recognises the outstanding contributions of the UK online centres network and myguide in building a fairer society with e-Government by helping disadvantaged people to use computers and the internet and improve their lives.
Helen Milner said: “I’m delighted that myguide and UK online centres have been recognised for our contribution in motivating and supporting digitally excluded people to get online, get connected to public services, and get the skills and confidence to make computers and the internet work for them.
“There are often complex factors at work in exclusion – age, culture, disability, income, education or even attitude. Overcoming those barriers is key to creating a fairer and more equal society, and that’s the goal UK online centres and myguide are working towards.”





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