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Digital skills & employability
Enabling people to carry out everyday tasks online, engage with public services and take practical steps towards learning, training or employment.
Serving communities across Cardiff and Wales
Building bridges.
Empowering the vulnerable.
Seizing the future.
CyberLife Community Empowerment CIC supports individuals, families and communities to use technology safely, develop essential digital skills and access new opportunities with confidence in an increasingly digital society.
3 ways we support Wales' communities
Our work brings together digital inclusion, online safety and personal development so that people are better equipped to participate, contribute and thrive in modern life.
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Cyber resilience & online safety
Supporting individuals, families and organisations to recognise scams, reduce risk and protect those who may be more vulnerable to online harm.
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Youth leadership & personal growth
Developing confident, responsible young people who understand their value, make informed choices and use technology in positive and constructive ways.
Programmes that change lives
Each programme is designed to be welcoming, structured and practical. Sessions are delivered in plain language, at a pace that respects participants’ starting points and circumstances.
Programme
Cyber Resilience Training
Accessible sessions that explain online scams, fraud and cyber risks in clear, everyday language for people, families and small organisations.
- Recognise scams, fraud and phishing
- Keep devices, accounts and data safer
- Know what to do if something goes wrong
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Digital Literacy & Employability
Support for individuals who are nervous about technology or who need digital skills to access services, education or employment.
- Using phones, tablets and computers
- Online forms, services and job search
- CVs, email and everyday digital skills
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Youth Leadership & Purpose
Structured spaces for young people to explore identity, purpose and leadership, alongside positive and responsible digital engagement.
- Identity, purpose and goal-setting
- Leadership, communication and teamwork
- Safe and responsible digital choices
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Personal Development & Behaviour Change
Guided support for people who wish to build confidence, adjust patterns of behaviour and respond differently to everyday challenges.
- Confidence and emotional resilience
- New habits and healthier routines
- Practical life and communication skills
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Community Empowerment & Inclusion
Collaborative work with local groups, families and partners to build stronger, safer and more connected communities.
- Reducing digital and social isolation
- Community-led projects and sessions
- Wellbeing, belonging and voice
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Cyber Awareness for Churches
Faith-sensitive workshops that help churches and small groups protect their congregations and volunteers from online harm.
- Protecting vulnerable members
- Safer communication and social media
- Simple policies and good practice
CyberLife Applied Research & Insight
We provide practitioner-led, decision-grade research services for organisations that need clear findings and practical recommendations — not academic paperwork. This includes commercially funded research, evaluation and assurance work.
Research service
Cyber Risk & Safety Exposure Review
A practical review of everyday cyber exposure, staff behaviours and baseline controls — designed for SMEs, charities and community organisations.
- Plain-English risk register and priorities
- Quick wins + 30/60/90-day roadmap
- Policy and process recommendations
Research service
Digital Inclusion & Service User Insight
Needs assessments that identify real barriers to access, confidence and participation — producing clear insight for service improvement and funding cases.
- Barrier mapping and participant insights
- Recommendations for delivery and outreach
- Evidence for bids and commissioning
Research service
Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL)
Outcome measurement and evaluation for programmes and projects — helping organisations demonstrate impact and improve what they deliver.
- Simple measurement tools and reporting
- Impact narratives for stakeholders
- Learning, iteration and improvement cycles
Research service
Incident Readiness & Tabletop Exercises
Facilitated scenarios that test decision-making and response readiness for realistic incidents (phishing, compromised accounts, data loss).
- Facilitated scenario + after-action report
- Improved playbooks and response actions
- Leadership and staff readiness briefing
We work with SMEs, third-sector organisations, schools, churches and community groups — delivering GDPR-aware, safeguarding-conscious research and reporting.
Who we help
CyberLife CIC prioritises individuals and communities who face barriers to digital participation, are exposed to greater online risk, or would benefit from additional support to move forward with confidence.
Digitally excluded adults
People who struggle to use phones, computers or the internet and who would benefit from patient, step-by-step support.
Vulnerable adults
Individuals who may be at higher risk of exploitation, harm or isolation, and who require safe, trusted guidance around technology.
Young people
Young people seeking direction, confidence, positive role models and safer digital habits to support their education and future.
Unemployed & underemployed adults
Adults who wish to build digital skills and confidence as part of a pathway towards work, training or further learning.
Community groups & churches
Local organisations supporting people in need who want to keep their members safe, engaged and better connected online.
SMEs & third-sector organisations
Smaller organisations that require practical, proportionate cyber awareness and safer digital practices for staff and volunteers.
Why communities and funders choose CyberLife
CyberLife brings together academic expertise in cybersecurity, practical digital skills experience and a strong commitment to community welfare. Our approach is relational, evidence-informed and outcome-focused.
Skilled and caring leadership
Founded by a cybersecurity specialist and community leader, with experience across education, technology and pastoral work.
Local and rooted
Programmes are shaped around the lived realities of communities in Cardiff and across Wales, not generic national templates.
Clear social purpose
As a Community Interest Company, CyberLife reinvests surplus into community-facing activity and support for those most in need.
Joined-up support
Digital skills, online safety, confidence-building and wellbeing are integrated within a coherent, person-centred offer.
Transparent and accountable
CyberLife listens carefully, measures outcomes and shares learning and impact with partners, funders and the wider community.
Get involved in CyberLife CIC
There are many ways to help people feel safer, more confident and more included in a digital world. We welcome conversations with community leaders, funders, commissioners, businesses and individuals.
Contact CyberLife CIC
Whether you are enquiring for yourself, on behalf of someone you support, or as a prospective partner or funder, we would be pleased to hear from you. Please use the form or contact details below and a member of the team will respond.
If you are a funder or commissioner, include your intended outcomes and timeframe — we will propose a suitable programme format and next steps.