“Life Without a Computer Is Still Interesting” is a heartfelt community project created for everyone — no matter your age, background, faith, orientation or life situation. Our aim is simple: to help people step away from screens, rediscover the joy of real-world connections, and build meaningful, healthy experiences together. From collaborative museum trips and creative craft workshops to family-friendly sports activities, seasonal celebrations and eco-friendly sessions, this project offers a rich variety of opportunities for people to reconnect with each other and their communities.
But none of this would be possible without the incredible support of The National Lottery Community Fund. 
The funds awarded by this organisation come from money raised by National Lottery players across the UK. Every time someone buys a lottery ticket, a portion of that spend is directed to good causes — including community projects like ours — helping to strengthen neighbourhoods and make UK communities more resilient, fair and vibrant.
Thanks to this support, our project can deliver transformational experiences: bringing families together, giving people new creative skills, encouraging teamwork and wellbeing, and building confidence in face-to-face interaction. Because of The National Lottery Community Fund, we can offer workshops that inspire, sporting activities that include all ages, and seasonal celebrations that create shared memories.
We are especially grateful to National Lottery players themselves — it is your participation that makes funding like this possible. Your support — buying a ticket, playing the game — doesn’t just aim for a jackpot. It quite literally changes lives. 
To all our participants, volunteers, and supporters: thank you for believing in the power of community. And to everyone who plays the National The National Lottery — thank you for helping us bring people together and make life beyond the screen colourful, meaningful and joyful. Together, we’re building community connections that last.
