Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth

by NairoBits Trust
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth
Tech Skills & Jobs for 1,000 Underserved Youth

Summary

This initiative will provide access to quality digital skills training for 1,000 young people from underprivileged backgrounds from 4 regions in Kenya.The program will also focus on empowering persons with disabilities, girls, and young women, who are often marginalized and face discrimination. It will also help these young people develop the skills they need to succeed in the digital economy, improve their socio-economic status, and make a difference in their communities.

$30,000
total goal
$29,495
remaining
5
donors
0
monthly donors
1
year

Challenge

Youth unemployment in Kenya is majorly contributed by lack of job opportunities and the barriers that impede entry into employment, such as low technical capacity, limited work experience, and the competition brought about by the ever-increasing population. Unemployment prevents many young people from leading quality lives and largely affects those living in informal settlements and from disadvantaged backgrounds, including persons with disabilities and young women.

Solution

The digital economy is skills-oriented and provides opportunities for all, regardless of educational or social background.This program will open up possibilities for careers in tech for young people who would otherwise lack the chance by developing the skills they need to be competitive in the job market. Access to the program would also bridge the digital divide through access to the internet and digital devices for young people. Improved access grants them the opportunity to learn new skills.

Long-Term Impact

This program will provide 1,000 young people from underprivileged backgrounds with access to quality digital skills training, leading to socio-economic transformation. The digital skills will empower young people to improve their career prospects, access and retain jobs, and engage their communities, improving their quality of life. The program empowers young people to use their skills and knowledge to positively impact their communities contributing to the overall goal of reaching 250,000.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

Resources

Organization Information

NairoBits Trust

Location: Nairobi - Kenya
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Twitter: @NairobitsTrust
Project Leader:
Magdalene Wanjugu
Nairobi , Nairobi Kenya
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