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• Microsoft Digital Literacy Curriculum: Whether you are entirely new to computing or have some experience, this curriculum will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers. From using the Internet, to sending e-mail, to creating a résumé, the Digital Literacy Curriculum helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin computing with confidence:
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To find out more, please visit Microsoft Digital Literacy.

• Community Affairs at Microsoft UK: Microsoft UK's aim is to build UK prosperity, both socially and economically, through their Citizenship programmes. To find out more, please visit Community Affairs at Microsoft UK.

• Education Licensing Programme: Microsoft offers software and licences at a major discount through their Education Licensing programme to all schools, educational institutions and registered charities in the UK.

You can purchase educational software and licences from an Authorised Education Reseller. You can find a list at Microsoft Education by following the link “How to Buy”. For information about purchasing multiple licences, follow the link “Licensing”. For more information please contact the Education Department on 0870 60 70 800.

• Licensing Programs for Healthcare and Life Sciences: Microsoft licensing programs offer healthcare and life sciences organisations of any size the right options for buying and managing multiple software licenses.

• Authorised Refurbisher Scheme: Microsoft does not provide computer hardware direct to schools or charities. However, the Microsoft® Authorised Refurbisher Scheme helps organisations to donate PCs to schools, educational establishments and registered charities within the UK. For information on this scheme, and to find an organisation in your area that can provide refurbished hardware, please visit Microsoft Authorised Refurbisher (MAR) Worldwide and select United Kingdom.

• Workability: The Workability project with Leonard Cheshire provides assistance to disabled people who are actively seeking to get into employment (or self-employment) through the provision of hardware, software & training. The project partners include Microsoft, the Princes Trust, Real Data Services, and the Government. To find out more, please visit Leonard Cheshire.

• AbilityNet: Ability Net provide specialist consultancy and advice to disabled people on adapting IT to meet their needs (both software and hardware). To find out more, please visit AbilityNet.

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