Running from 19–25 October, Get Online Week shines a spotlight on the millions of people who can't get online, can't get by. Only 1 in 3 UK adults are comfortably online — and 72% of UK adults believe the Government should do more to change that. This year, we're asking you to spread the word about digital exclusion and rally for change.
If you’re a member of the National Digital Inclusion Network delivering digital inclusion support, you are the frontline champions. Through your vital work, thousands of individuals across the UK are able to benefit from digital.
Local support remains vital, and this campaign presents a powerful opportunity to use our collective voice to ensure digital inclusion is built into policy from the outset rather than bolted on as an afterthought.
As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, Get Online Week offers the perfect moment to open your doors, advocate for change, and support more people in your community than ever before.
Want to help make change happen this Get Online Week?
Invite your local MP for a visit
As your parliamentary representative, your MP needs to know what matters to you and the people you support. Invite them to visit so they can see the true impact of digital inclusion on your community first hand.
Spread the word
Use these campaign graphics and posters to help make more people aware of the importance of digital inclusion
Still want to host events?
If you've been following Good Things for a while, you'll be familiar with Get Online Week and know that we host a campaign every October to highlight the importance of digital inclusion.
This year's campaign is slightly different. Get Online Week is taking place from 19 to 25 October 2026 and is all about raising awareness of the impact of digital exclusion.
We're asking you to get involved by advocating for digital inclusion with your local MP or councillor. If you still want to host events to support people in your community to get online, we have a whole host of resources that can help.