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Framework

Framework

About our Organisation

Framework is a registered charity and provider of social housing working across Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, and Sheffield. 

We deliver housing, health, employment and support services to people with diverse needs. Regardless of their past, or the challenges they face, we empower people to discover a better, more independent future.

We work to tackle homelessness, ill-health, disadvantage and exclusion by:

  • Providing holistic, person-centred programmes of housing, health, employment and support
  • Challenging systems and influencing their design to deliver integrated services with better  outcomes
  • Preventing homelessness and its causes
  • Advocating for service users and embedding their experience in our work.

About our UKSPF Project

Starting June 2025, Framework’s UKSPF-funded Digital Inclusion Project will support digitally excluded people across Nottingham City, focusing on those affected by homelessness, addiction, mental ill-health, complex needs, and long-term unemployment. The project uniquely targets economically inactive individuals of all ages—particularly those overlooked by mainstream digital initiatives.

This project tackles digital exclusion by offering free devices, data SIMs, and tailored support through training. This covers essential digital skills such as email setup, Universal Credit navigation, online banking, NHS apps, and job searching, with progression to tools like MS Office and Google Docs. Many participants face additional barriers such as low literacy, disability, or language needs; accessible devices and features like screen readers, voice typing, and embedded Google Translate are used to ensure inclusion.

The project empowers participants to move into further learning, volunteering, or employment—further supported by resources like www.access4all.uk and its 24/7 AI chatbot “Ask ADA.”

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