We built digital resilience and confidence from 2016 - 2025
From 2016 - 2025 Dot Project worked alongside 1,084 organisations and nearly 2,000 individuals charities and social enterprises to help them navigate digital challenges, engage with suppliers, and build long-term strategies for sustainability.
How we helped
Resources
If you need support with your digital approach you may find our resources useful.
Client stories
Our case studies of some of the projects we delivered over the years.
Our closure
Why we closed
We made the decision to close Dot Project after careful consideration - whilst we could see social sector organisations were better positioned to support their own needs there is still much work to do.
Our cooperative approach
We set out to do business differently—centering collaboration, transparency, and adaptability. As a female-led nonprofit cooperative, we advocated for alternative business models and ways of working, prioritised people over platforms, and embraced the complexity of systems change.
“Working with Dot Project has been a game changer for SARSAS. Thanks to their supportive, mentoring approach our team feel more capable and competent in our digital work. We have developed new digital services in a way that fully engages our clients/users and that are now making a significant difference in people’s lives. If you told me 18months ago that we would be busy developing prototypes and undertaking user testing of digital services I wouldn’t have believed you, but we are and its great!”
Claire Boor, CEO at Somerset & Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (SARSAS)
Building digital resilience in the domestic abuse and sexual violence sector
By offering nonprofits access to support, mentorship and a network of those overcoming common challenges