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Welcome to the WA Digital Inclusion Project

A person taking part in WA Digital Inclusion Project training with partner organisation, Amana Living.

The WA Digital Inclusion Project (WADIP) aims to improve digital inclusion across WA by engaging with digitally excluded people to understand their needs and the barriers they face, and collaborating across the community services sector to roll out targeted and broad reaching initiatives. The WADIP, originally due to end in June 2025, has received 18 months and $1.5million Lotterywest funding to implement Phase 2 from 1 July 2025. As part of Phase 2, this website will undergo a redesign. Stay tuned for updates.

The WA Digital Inclusion Project works to address the three key barriers to digital inclusion:

Our Purpose

A fully inclusive Western Australia where every person can confidently, safely, access, afford, and use digital technology to thrive.
 
Through authentic collaboration with communities and cross-sector partnerships, we build capacity, empower communities, and create sustainable pathways to equity.
Person using laptop to access government site.

WA Digital Inclusion Project Partners

The project is a collaboration between leading community service organisations, peak bodies, the WA Government, and digital partners NBN Co and WorkVentures. 

For a full list of our project partners and collaborators, please visit the Our Partners page.

If you are interested in partnering with the WA Digital Inclusion Project in Phase 2, please fill out this online form.

Lotterywest is the major supporter of the digital project. WACOSS is leading the initiative and is responsible for project governance.

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