By Seguya ivan | Project leader
Through the integration of our Community Computer Hub with local schools, we are providing pupils from Primary Five onwards with weekly computer training. This initiative is designed to bridge the digital skills gap among children, particularly those in underserved communities who have limited access to technology.
The weekly sessions give pupils practical, hands-on experience in using computers, navigating digital tools, creating documents, accessing information, and completing simple computer-based tasks. Beyond technical skills, the program is building confidence, problem-solving abilities, creativity, and independent learning.
By introducing digital literacy at an early stage, we are preparing children to participate more effectively in an increasingly technology-driven world and strengthening their readiness for future education and employment opportunities.
With continued donor support, we can expand access to more schools, reach more children, and equip an entire generation with the digital skills they need to learn, grow, and thrive.
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