The National Databank
The National Databank is an initiative that provides free mobile data to people who need it to access essential services. The data is provided by a network of community partners, including libraries, community centres, and charities.
We want to make sure all Rotherham residents can get online so they can to do the things that benefit them everyday.
Eligibility
To access the National Databank you must be over 18 years old and from a low-income household.
You also need to meet one or more of the following criteria:
- You have no or limited access to the internet at home
- You have no or limited access to the internet away from the home
- You cannot afford your monthly contract or top up A person can have access to data for up to one year.
How to get free data
Simply visit one of the libraries below and speak to a member of staff.
This support is available at the following libraries:
- Aston Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Dinnington Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Greasbrough Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Kiveton Park Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Maltby Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Mowbray Gardens Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Rawmarsh Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Riverside House Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Swinton Library and Neighbourhood Hub
- Wath Library and Neighbourhood Hub
Here are some of the essential services you can access with free data from the National Databank:
- Online banking
- Job searching
- Healthcare
- Education
- Social care
- Benefits
- Public transport
- Emergency services
