Working Toward a Brighter Future

Current Project Update: ICT Lab in Sanniquellie City, Nimba County

 

ReThink Tech Foundation, in collaboration with Sustainable Youth Action for Development, is excited to provide an update on the progress of our ICT lab project in Sanniquellie City, Nimba County, Liberia. This modern ICT lab is part of our ongoing efforts to bridge the digital divide and provide structured, hands-on ICT training programs for the local community.

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The ICT lab is now 90% complete, with the infrastructure and essential resources already in place. We have sourced and received 30 used-HP laptops from Amazon, which will soon be shipped to Liberia. These devices will play a key role in the setup and functionality of the lab. We are optimistic that the ICT lab will be fully operational and ready to serve the community early next year.

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Once operational, the lab will offer a range of ICT training programs designed to equip individuals with the skills needed to thrive in today’s digital world. By providing access to technology and training, we aim to empower students, teachers, and community members, helping them gain the digital literacy and technical skills required to succeed in both education and the workforce.

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Stay tuned for more updates as we work towards the completion of this transformative project. Together, we are taking steps toward creating a more inclusive and digitally connected future for the people of Sanniquellie and beyond.

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​A donation from Amazon has been received and is being prepared for shipment to Liberia to support the ICT lab initiative.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Project Update: Expanding ICT Labs Across Liberia

 

Next year, we are thrilled to embark on several exciting projects across Liberia to further our mission of bridging the digital divide. In collaboration with local institutions, we will be working to set up and establish modern ICT labs that will benefit students and faculty alike. These ICT labs will provide much-needed access to digital tools and training programs to help empower the next generation of learners and educators.

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As part of these initiatives, we are currently in the process of sourcing 100 laptops that will be distributed to various institutions to complete the setup of the ICT labs. These devices will be key in ensuring that students and faculty have the resources they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world.

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Stay tuned for more updates! We will be sharing further details about the project, including the specific schools that will benefit from these ICT labs. Together, we can continue to create opportunities for growth, learning, and digital empowerment across Liberia.

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