COMMUNITY groups working to help disadvantaged young people and adults gain computer skills can apply for grants of £2,500.
The awards are organised by a national charity, Citizens Online, together with Microsoft.
Alistair Baker, managing director of Microsoft UK, said the standard of applications last year was very high.
The deadline for applications is March 24.
For further information on how to apply community groups can visit www.ukcommunityawards.com
: "The Microsoft Community Learning Awards aim to help community groups tackle the issue of digital inclusion by improving access to IT skills and training.
"We were extremely impressed to see the high standard of award entries last year and I hope the second round will further help the great work underway in communities across the South West."
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