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Digital Literacy

Kenyan population is divided into information haves and have not (Kenya Digital and Cultural Divide, 2016). In Kibera, access to digital technology is limited for 70% of families. The way to access the internet can be costly, and still involves cyber shops. Most children depend on schools and cyber cafes to access the internet. However, many schools lack computer classes, and students have limited access to digital technology, if any.

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About this program

To address this, Project Elimu is offering computer lessons for primary and high school children to learn basic computer applications. We are offering free computer classes to meet the growing need for digital learning and promote employment. Africa suffers a digital infrastructure and a skills gaps. These gaps are likely to affect inclusive employment among the youth adversely. (The Digital Economy and Youth Employment in Africa, University of Nairobi, 2023.) For high school students, Project Elimu aims to introduce advanced computer lessons such as web designing and coding. We teach children to use the internet to be self-reliant and able to do creative problem solving, gaining valuable knowledge that schools often miss to provide.

“I rarely use smartphones and enjoy going to Project Elimu on Saturdays for computer class and educational games.” Damian

Recognizing the challenges of accessing books in slum communities, Project Elimu has set up a library with a variety of books from African publishers to provide a peaceful and supportive space for children to explore engaging books and learn. We have 100 children benefiting from this program.

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$ 15

Will provide internet access for one child to attend computer lessons for a month.

$ 25

Will fund digital learning materials for the program for a month.

$ 40

Will support computer maintenance for the program’s lab for a month.

$ 50

Will allow one child to participate in weekly computer classes for a term.

$ 100

Will cover advanced computer lessons (web design, coding) for 5 students for a month.

$ 400

Will provide new computer equipment for the digital literacy program.