Help a Child get Digital Skill in Ede Remote Area

Project Report | Mar 20, 2024
QUARTERLY REPORT

By Juliet Chuka | Project Leader

The Julie Helping Hands Foundation's Tech for Future Drive project in Kpaduma Village, Nigeria, has achieved significant progress in this quarter. We're committed to empowering children in the rural community through various technology-focused training programs. This quarter, we succssfully trained 135 rural children in digital education.

Training Breakdown:

Basic Training: We successfully admitted and trained 63 children in Basic computer skills.
Coding: Our coding program enrolled and trained 41 children, equipping them with the ability to create website.
Canva Training: We delivered a Canva training program to 31 children, fostering their graphic design capabilities

New Course Introduction:

We are excited to announce the launch of a new course, "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)". This program has generated significant interest and enthusiasm among the children, and the first class commenced, March 12th, 2024.

Graduation Ceremony:

The quarter culminated in a graduation ceremony celebrating the achievements of all 135 trainees who participated in our various programs.

Moving Forward: We are committed to building upon this success and expanding our offerings in the upcoming quarter. We will continue to monitor the progress of our trainees and explore opportunities to provide them with further support and resources.

Links:

http://www.jhfoundationng.org

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