If you're worried about the cost of living crisis, there are various ways in which Vodafone can help, from bills to discounts.
We know that friends and family play a huge role in difficult times – which is why we’ve introduced a range of plans and tools to help keep you connected to them.
We’re offering ‘social tariffs’, available for anyone claiming certain state benefits, as well as a number of other support schemes. So, you can keep your home online for less with Vodafone Essentials Broadband. Get up and go with unlimited data, calls and texts for just £10 a month with Voxi For Now.
Even if you don’t qualify for either of those plans, you can still save if you’ve got both your mobile and broadband plans with us thanks to Vodafone Together.
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Money saving tips
No matter what plan you’re on, we’re always here to help manage your bills. Our Spend Manager is an easy way to limit out-of-plan charges. If you’re an NHS employee, you’re eligible for great savings on a range of mobile and tablet plans. Just our way of saying ‘thank you’.
Our loyalty programme, VeryMe Rewards, is your ticket to a whole host of exclusive discounts. Meanwhile, a choice of streaming entertainment options can be added to a number of our Pay Monthly mobile plans.
Support when you need it
Connectivity shouldn’t be a luxury, and it shouldn’t be a source of stress either. We’ve put a specialist team in place to help any of our more financially vulnerable customers. So if you’re struggling to pay your bill, then use our webchat function, drop into store or call 191 from your Vodafone mobile (8am-10pm Monday to Friday, 8am-8pm weekends) and we’ll find a way to support you.
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Mind the gap
The rise of digital technologies has unleashed huge opportunities. But it’s revealed some cracks too, with unequal access to connectivity and digital skills further deepening social divides. We’re on a mission to close the gap with our everyone.connected campaign. It aims to help four million people and businesses cross the digital divide by the end of 2025.
So along with donating connectivity and tech, we’re also getting hands-on by working with partners to upskill businesses and communities across the country.
You can play your part too. When you’re ready to upgrade, donate your unwanted smartphones and tablets to the Great British Tech Appeal and we’ll pass it on to someone else in need. We’ve already collected close to 20,000 devices (and counting), changing 11,600 lives as a result.
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We also give free connectivity to someone living in digital poverty, for up to a year, every time someone becomes a Vodafone Together household. So when you buy one, you actually give one.
Whether we’re equipping charities with free mobile connectivity, or helping to pioneer medical research through our DreamLab app, we’re committed to keeping the people of the UK connected – to each other and to a brighter future.
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