The Digital Infrastructure Programme is about more than building networks, it’s about creating opportunities and lasting impact. Every supplier we work with is committed to investing in projects that bring genuine benefits to local people and communities.
Social value is a core part of every contract, by going beyond infrastructure, we’re helping to close the digital divide, supporting initiatives that provide access to devices, deliver digital skills training, and offer free broadband for community spaces.
Together, we’re building an inclusive digital future where everyone can connect, participate and prosper.
Projects in our region
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Age Cymru DyfedFor many older people, the digital world can feel a little out of reach. Age Cymru Dyfed’s project in Carmarthenshire is changing that — providing access to devices and friendly, hands-on support to help people stay connected, save money and explore the world from the comfort of their own homes. Discover how this important initiative is making a real difference. -
The Sunflower LoungeAt The Sunflower Lounge in Neath Port Talbot, young care leavers and those at risk of homelessness now have access to free fibre broadband — giving them the digital tools they need to gain skills, connect with their community and build a brighter future. Discover how this game-changing support is making a very real difference. -
Taibach LibraryWhen Taibach Community Library in Neath Port Talbot faced closure, local volunteers stepped in and today the library is thriving. With free fibre broadband for the next five years, it’s able to run digital-help sessions, offer more services and stay open as the heart of the community. Discover how faster internet is helping it flourish. -
Swansea MosqueAt Swansea Mosque, thanks to a five‑year free fibre broadband connection, the mosque is evolving into more than a place of worship—it’s a hub where local people can access online support, build digital skills and connect with the wider world. Discover how this vital service is making a real difference. -
South Penlan Community CentreAt the heart of its neighbourhood, South Penlan Community Centre offers practical support and a warm, welcoming space for all ages. With five years of free fibre broadband now in place, the centre is acting as a digital hub and giving children in its Cylch Meithrin new ways to learn and explore online. Discover how this connectivity is making a real difference. -
National Institute of Sport and HealthBeyond cutting-edge 5G research, this project is helping communities stay connected. Vodafone has donated 3,000 SIM cards and, through its partnership with the Good Things Foundation, is providing refurbished devices to those most in need. With over 30 local distribution points, this support is tackling data poverty, boosting digital confidence, and opening doors to new opportunities across the Swansea Bay Region. -
Helping Pembrokeshire go digitalLife is moving online from booking GP appointments to keeping in touch with loved ones. For those without the right devices or know-how, it can feel daunting. The new Integrated Community Living Well Centre will give residents the chance to try adaptive technology, get hands-on support, and discover solutions that make everyday life easier and safer. -
Carmarthenshire Living Well CentreWith over 30 partner organisations, the centre is a vibrant hub welcoming hundreds of visitors each month. It brings health, social care and third-sector services together under one roof, offering free support and activities to help people lead healthier and more connected lives. The centre provides advice, wellbeing classes, and events in a warm, inclusive space. By co-locating services and fostering collaboration, it delivers real social value,—connecting people to the help they need. -
Me, Myself and I Community HubMe, Myself & I (MMI) provides emotional support, dementia day care, social activities, and guidance for people living with memory loss and their families in a friendly community setting. With five years of free fibre broadband, the Me, Myself & I Community Hub is now able to grow its inclusive support for older people, making sure digital access supports connection, wellbeing, and greater independence. Discover how being better connected is making a real difference.
