Afghans struggle for survival within their devastated economy. They lack the skills employers need. Help 200 Afghan students learn computer skills, fill the technical void and get or retain jobs.
Training in basic computer skills provides essential job-related skills and empowers disadvantaged youths. Participants are better qualified and become productive individuals in their communities.
This project will offer the community in Lyantonde, Uganda affordable access to the internet. The proceeds from the cafe will provide financial support for a local, community-based primary school.
AfricAid’s Computer Labs for Girls project will help provide computers for schools participating in AfricAid’s new Kisa Project, a scholarship and leadership training program for young Tanzanian women
Mobile Rede Jovem Project sends daily SMS with: job opportunities, cultural and sports events, courses, activities and free public services to 500 boys and and girls from poor communities in Brazil.
The TIV provides children in rural villages in Togo, Western Africa with computing skills and Internet access. It delivers facilites, equipment and training to help bridge the "Digital Divide".
Bitame Lucia School in Cameroon computer lab using solar technology will provide computer training to 5000 students in villages. Access to Internet & multimedia training will enrich their learning
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