People and referrals
UK referrals remain in the UK pathway. Liberia participation is organised through verified education partners.
Two programmes. Separate governance.
Social impact, clearly separated by place and purpose.
SIT Recycling operates a UK digital-inclusion programme and a distinct Liberia education programme. Each has its own target groups, partner checks, equipment decisions and evidence trail.
United Kingdom programme
SIT Circular Futures UK
For people and community organisations facing digital exclusion in the UK. Support is considered through authorised referrals and verified local partnerships.
Who the programme targets
- Low-income households and learners
- Unemployed adults, career changers and care leavers
- Disabled people, older residents, refugees and migrants needing digital access
- Schools, small charities and community organisations
What support may include
- Suitable refurbished laptops, desktops or tablets
- Digital-skills and safe-technology guidance
- Employability activities, work experience or progression support
- Organisation-level evidence and outcome reporting
UK participation route
Referrals are UK-only. The first form is deliberately pseudonymous and does not request the beneficiary's name.
Liberia programme
SIT Technology for Education Liberia
For verified schools, training providers and education organisations in Liberia. This is an institution-led education pathway, not an extension of the UK beneficiary-referral scheme.
Who the programme targets
- Verified schools and education providers
- Training centres and digital-learning programmes
- Teachers, facilitators and learners reached through an approved institution
- Community education partners with accountable local custody
What support may include
- Suitable refurbished computers and supporting equipment
- Digital classroom or training-lab capability
- Practical digital-skills support for approved partners
- Documented destination, handover and outcome evidence
Liberia participation route
No UK referral form is used. Education partners are checked separately before equipment, delivery scope or support is approved.
Protected programme boundaries
What remains separate
UK and Liberia activity is never presented as one undifferentiated beneficiary pool.
Approval and capacity
Eligibility, partner approval, available equipment and delivery capacity are reviewed for each programme independently.
Devices and custody
Every released device has a recorded programme and destination. UK-referred beneficiary equipment is not diverted to Liberia.
Evidence and reporting
Recorded devices, people supported, training hours and other verified outcomes are tagged and reported by programme.
Allocation rule: donors may state a preferred programme, but SIT confirms routing only after security, suitability, legal, logistics and programme-capacity review.
Choose the correct route
Three ways to take part
Offer IT equipment
Organisations can state a programme preference. Submission starts an assessment and does not confirm acceptance or destination.
Open equipment formRefer for digital inclusion
Authorised referrers can request UK device, skills or employability support without creating an account.
Open UK referral formBecome an education partner
Schools and education organisations begin with a partnership discussion and separate verification.
Contact SIT RecyclingShared control framework
Evidence from equipment offer to recorded outcome
- 1. Offer or referUse the route for the intended programme without creating an account.
- 2. Review separatelySIT checks authority, eligibility, partner status, equipment and programme capacity.
- 3. Process securelyAssets are assessed, data-treated, repaired or responsibly recycled.
- 4. Approve destinationProgramme and custody are recorded before any device or support is released.
- 5. Report evidenceAuthorised organisations see only recorded outcomes assigned to their organisation and programme.
What submission means
A form reference confirms receipt only. It does not confirm collection, equipment acceptance, eligibility, device allocation, grant funding, programme admission, international shipment or portal access. SIT confirms each approved stage separately.