Ade Jupe, the man leading the effort, is an IT and security engineer from Chandler’s Ford. He decided to set the service up in March last year when the first lockdown began and his paid work slowed down. With the latest lockdown restrictions, demand has once again increased and the group has now donated 63 devices since January 4. Ade said: “Ade’s Computer Angels is growing at an exponential rate, and I couldn’t do it without my fantastic team who also juggle this with their day jobs. “It’s so satisfying knowing we can cut through red-tape and get these systems where they need to be - in people’s homes and educating our future generations.”