DXC Digital Futures Program

Increasing access to technology for communities in need and reducing e-waste for a sustainable future.

DXC’s Reconciliation Action Plan

About the Program

Access to technology is a significant indicator of socio-economic outcomes, and enables better education and career opportunities. In short, technology can have a positive social impact on communities who are remote, have limited resources or face hardships including natural disasters.

At DXC, we are committed to working collaboratively with partners, customers and like-minded organisations to improve societal outcomes for communities across Asia Pacific, while also meeting sustainability goals through the reuse of IT equipment.

The DXC Digital Futures Program refurbishes and redistributes technology equipment, sharing it with communities who need it the most.

Together with program partners, we identify opportunities to match technology donors and recipients, and use sustainable business practices to prepare and deliver technology to communities.

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Program impact

800+

students impacted in Australia

10,000+

students impacted in Philippines

50+

schools and community organisations supported

DXC Technology and Shell V-Power Racing Team Donate 90 Laptops to Malak, Ludmilla and Millner Primary Schools in Darwin

DXC Technology and Shell V-Power Racing Team Donate 90 Laptops to Malak, Ludmilla and Millner Primary Schools in Darwin

DXC today announced the donation of 90 laptop devices to three primary schools in the Northern Territory. This initiative, which has tripled in size in the last 12 months, is the second collaboration between DXC, NT Cricket and the Shell V-Power Racing Team, including contributing partners Viva Energy Australia (Shell Licensee), Penske Australia and New Zealand, Repco and LiteHaus International. DXC is also pleased to continue its partnership with DeadlyScience, an Indigenous STEM organisation, who delivered a joint STEM session at the three schools with the Shell V-Power Racing Team on Tuesday, 11 June 2024.

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DXC Technology builds on partnership with Rea and the Brumbies in New Zealand

DXC Technology builds on partnership with Rea and the Brumbies in New Zealand

DXC Technology has donated a further 10 refurbished laptop and computer devices to Rea Coaching in Wellington, New Zealand as part of its ongoing commitment to the DXC Digital Futures Program and the DXC Māori and Pacific Peoples Program. This takes the total number of devices donated to Rea Coaching and their student learners up to 20, with an additional 20 to be donated over the duration of 2023.

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DXC Technology Collaborates with ACT Brumbies to Donate Laptops and Provide Cross-border Indigenous Support to Rea in New Zealand

DXC Technology Collaborates with ACT Brumbies to Donate Laptops and Provide Cross-border Indigenous Support to Rea in New Zealand

DXC Technology is delighted to donate 10 refurbished laptops to Rea, an Aotearoa-based organisation, as part of DXC’s Digital Futures Program.

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Philippines Laptop Donation LiteHaus and EDC

Expansion of DXC Digital Futures Program into Asia Pacific with regional Philippines laptop donation

DXC has donated 300 reconditioned laptops to 18 schools across the Kidapawan district in Mindanao, together with LiteHaus International, and Energy Development Corporation (EDC), to benefit close to 10,000 students in the district.

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Clontarf Foundation

DXC Technology Marks NT Cricket’s Imparja Cup 30th Anniversary with Community Laptop Donation

DXC announced it will be donating 15 refurbished laptops to Clontarf Foundation Academy students participating in the Indigenous Men’s Community Competition, to mark the 30th anniversary celebration of the Imparja Cup, hosted by NT Cricket.

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Providing educational opportunities to support regional and remote communities

DXC partners with ANZ Bank and Vestone Capital to donate computers to Ganbina, a registered charity which mentors young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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Supporting remote South Australian community’s technology needs

Supporting remote South Australian community’s technology needs

DXC teams up with Dell Technologies and AMY Nominees to donate reconditioned laptops to Umoona Community Council, a First Nations not-for-profit organisation based in rural Coober Pedy, South Australia.

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DXC Donates Laptops to Tjindu Foundation for Students

DXC Donates Laptops to Tjindu Foundation for Students

DXC Technology is delighted to have donated 40 reconditioned laptops to the Tjindu Foundation for the Aboriginal AFL Academy, a specialised curriculum-based program that caters to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students attending school in South Australia.

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From office to classroom: new laptops for Torres Strait high school a boost for senior students

With limited access to technology, the senior students at Tagai State Secondary College on Thursday Island in the Torres Strait have been the proud recipients of new laptops.

In a significant advantage for the students, the joint initiative between Origin Energy, the Origin Energy Foundation and DXC Technology saw 60 repurposed laptops donated to the school along with two specialised laptop trolleys for charging.

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Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Ltd receives technology boost from DXC Technology

Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Ltd receives technology boost from DXC Technology

Supply Nation member DXC Technology continues its community technology enablement initiatives, donating 15 refurbished Dell laptops to upgrade the technology quotient of registered charity, Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Ltd.

The Association has been operating out of Brisbane on 98.9FM as an essential service for the whole of the community since 1991. It is well known as a voice for First Nations peoples, and for its unique blend of country and Indigenous music.

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Victorian Aboriginal Health Service

Victorian Aboriginal Health Service

As an expansion of DXC Technology’s traditional Community Technology Enablement Program (CTEP), DXC has partnered with Tronic Telecommunications to donate over 100 VOIP phones and associated switch infrastructure to the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS). The VAHS’s have offices in Fitzroy, Preston and Epping, and provide a comprehensive range of medical, dental and social services to the First Nations communities living in and near these areas.

The phones will enable VAHS to continue to deliver critical services to members of their community. Michael Graham, CEO of VAHS, said, “This technology upgrade will put us back on a technology path aligned with the important services we provide for the community. It has enabled VAHS to increase our capacity in trying to meet our increased demand across all our services and sites. We’re grateful to DXC and Tronic for their donation of equipment and services.”

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Yass Highschool receives technology boost from Industry

Yass Highschool receives technology boost from Industry

Yass Highschool receives technology boost from Industry

In a cross-industry initiative to support rural and regional Indigenous programs and technology enablement for Indigenous students, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia is leading a consortium of partners to provide much needed equipment for rural and regional communities. In this tranche of technology donation to Yass Highschool in rural NSW, the consortium partners include DXC Technology, Telstra, and local Supply Nation-certified Indigenous technology and logistics company, Willyama Services.

Yass Highschool Principal, Linda Langton, said, “We are extremely grateful to be receiving these 30 reconditioned laptops. With COVID19, our existing supply of devices has been diminished to support schooling from home.”

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Doomadgee, Ravenshoe and Kowanyama State Schools

Doomadgee, Ravenshoe and Kowanyama State Schools

Doomadgee, Ravenshoe and Kowanyama State Schools

DXC Technology is delighted to have partnered with LiteHaus International to donate 150 reconditioned laptops to First Nations students from Doomadgee, Ravenshoe and Kowanyama State Schools. These schools are in some of the most remote areas of Australia, and consequently face significant barriers to accessing educational resources.

“The impact that technology has on these kids’ lives cannot be underestimated; it allows them to learn, play and connect in new ways, whilst providing the means to develop critical life skills, such as tech literacy,” said Stuart Meadley, First Nations Program lead.

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DXC Digital Futures Program

About the Program

DXC Technology and Shell V-Power Racing Team Donate 90 Laptops to Malak, Ludmilla and Millner Primary Schools in Darwin

DXC Technology builds on partnership with Rea and the Brumbies in New Zealand

DXC Technology Collaborates with ACT Brumbies to Donate Laptops and Provide Cross-border Indigenous Support to Rea in New Zealand

Expansion of DXC Digital Futures Program into Asia Pacific with regional Philippines laptop donation

DXC Technology Marks NT Cricket’s Imparja Cup 30th Anniversary with Community Laptop Donation

Providing educational opportunities to support regional and remote communities

Supporting remote South Australian community’s technology needs

DXC Donates Laptops to Tjindu Foundation for Students

From office to classroom: new laptops for Torres Strait high school a boost for senior students

Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Ltd receives technology boost from DXC Technology

Victorian Aboriginal Health Service

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