Digital skills training for nonprofit teams
Your team uses digital tools but lacks the confidence or training to use them fully.
What you'll achieve
We assess your team’s digital skill levels and design a custom capacity-building program, with practical trainings and on-the-job learning to boost digital confidence.
How a Nonprofit Builder consultant helps
- Assess your team's current digital confidence and needs, design a practical learning programme around the tools you use most, and deliver hands-on support that builds lasting capability.
Key deliverables
- Digital skills assessment, tailored capacity-building plan, practical training sessions, tool-specific guidance materials, recommended ongoing support approach.
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Free tools and guides to get started
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The Charity Digital Code of Practice 2025
A voluntary code of good practice that helps UK charities benchmark digital progress and make digital decisions. It sets out 8 principles: leadership, user led, culture, strategy, data, skills, risk and ethics, and adaptability. Separate editions exist for charities with income above and below £1 million. The 2025 update adds a data principle, AI guidance across all principles, tips on buying digital tools, and stronger cyber security and accessibility sections.
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Security in a Box: Digital Security Tools and Tactics
A free online toolkit on digital security for civil society groups at risk. It has 2 parts. Tactics guides explain basic practices such as strong passwords and protection from malicious software. Tool guides give step by step instructions to install, set up and use security software and services. A global network of activists, trainers and security experts helped build it. Users follow the guides to secure devices, accounts and communications.
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