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Gadget Drive & Digital Training Program

Creating a digital learning center where youth can access computers, internet, and comprehensive digital skills training. Building on our COVID-19 success, we're establishing a permanent space for technology education and online learning opportunities.

📱 Progress: 6 out of 50 devices secured
💰 Value secured: ₦1,200,000 worth of devices donated
Gadget Drive Program
6/50
Devices Secured
50+
COVID Students Trained
12%
Progress
₦1.2M
Value Secured

Current Progress

Devices Secured

6/50
Laptops:4
Phones:2
Remaining:44

Funding Progress

12%
Secured:₦1.2M
Target:₦10.0M
Needed:₦8.8M

We've made great progress but need 44 more devices to reach our goal of serving 50 youth with digital training.

The Digital Divide Reality

In today's digital world, lack of access to technology creates a barrier that widens the gap between the privileged and underprivileged. Here's what our youth face daily.

No Access to Devices

Most youth in our programs have never owned a computer. They watch others access online opportunities while they're left behind due to lack of basic digital tools.

Internet Connectivity Issues

Even when devices are available, reliable internet access is expensive and often unavailable in their communities, limiting their ability to learn and connect.

Digital Illiteracy

Without exposure to technology, basic digital skills like typing, using software, or navigating the internet become major barriers to education and employment.

Missing Economic Opportunities

Online freelancing, e-commerce, digital marketing, and remote work opportunities remain completely inaccessible without digital literacy and tools.

Educational Limitations

Modern education increasingly requires digital skills. Students without technology access struggle with research, assignments, and online learning platforms.

Social Isolation

Digital communication has become essential for social connection. Without access, youth feel increasingly isolated from their digital-native peers.

COVID-19 Taught Us the Urgency

During the pandemic, while privileged students continued learning online, many of our youth were completely cut off from education. This crisis exposed how digital inequality perpetuates poverty. That's why we successfully trained 50+ students during COVID-19 and achieved a 90% pass rate - proving that when we provide the tools and training, digital transformation is possible.

Digital Transformation Stories

Real examples of how digital access changes lives. These anonymous case studies show the transformative power of technology when combined with proper training and support.

Complete Transformation

Student A: From Never Touched a Computer

Starting Point: Had never used a computer or smartphone, completely digitally illiterate.

Our Training: Started with basic typing, email, internet navigation, and word processing.

Progress: After 6 months, learned graphic design and started creating flyers for local businesses.

Current Status: Now earning income through digital design work and teaching others basic computer skills.

Digital skills unlock economic opportunities that seemed impossible before technology access.

Educational Access

Student B: Online Learning Game-Changer

Challenge: Struggling in school due to lack of research resources and inability to complete digital assignments.

Solution: Provided laptop and internet access, plus training on educational platforms and research skills.

Impact: Grades improved dramatically, gained access to online courses and educational videos.

Future Goal: Now planning to pursue higher education with confidence in digital learning platforms.

Technology levels the educational playing field and opens doors to knowledge previously out of reach.

Digital Entrepreneurship

Student C: Online Business Discovery

Background: Interested in business but had no idea how to start or access customers.

Training Focus: Social media marketing, online selling platforms, digital payment systems.

Business Started: Launched online clothing resale business using social media and digital marketing.

Growth: Now has regular customers and understands e-commerce, inventory management, and customer service.

Digital entrepreneurship training transforms business ideas into real income-generating ventures.

Social Connection

Student D: Breaking Social Isolation

Issue: Felt left out of peer conversations and opportunities due to lack of digital communication skills.

Learning Path: Email, social media, video calling, and digital collaboration tools.

Social Impact: Reconnected with family members, joined online study groups, and built new friendships.

Confidence Boost: No longer feels intimidated by technology and actively seeks digital learning opportunities.

Digital literacy is social empowerment that connects youth to communities and opportunities.

COVID-19 Success: Proof of Concept

During the pandemic, we rapidly deployed technology and training to 50+ students who had been completely cut off from education. The results were remarkable: 90% pass rate, continued learning despite lockdowns, and students who went from digital illiteracy to creating their own online content and connecting with global learning resources. This success proved that our comprehensive approach works.

50+
Students Trained During COVID
90%
Pass Rate Achieved
100%
Continued Learning Access

Our Digital Learning Center Vision

We're creating a dedicated space where beneficiaries can access technology and comprehensive digital training. This center-based approach ensures sustainable access and continuous learning support.

Dedicated Device Access

50 high-quality laptops housed at our center, ensuring every beneficiary has reliable access to technology without worrying about device ownership, maintenance, or security.

High-Speed Internet Hub

Reliable, fast internet connectivity that enables seamless online learning, research, and access to global educational resources and opportunities.

Structured Learning Programs

Organized lesson plans, both free and paid courses, that guide beneficiaries through progressive digital skill development from basic literacy to advanced competencies.

Expert Guidance & Support

On-site facilitators and volunteer IT professionals provide real-time support, troubleshooting, and personalized guidance for each learner's digital journey.

Pathway to Opportunities

Connect beneficiaries to online freelancing, e-learning platforms, digital entrepreneurship opportunities, and remote work possibilities through structured programs.

Sustainable Impact

Center-based approach ensures long-term sustainability, device maintenance, and continuous program evolution to meet changing digital needs and opportunities.

Why a Digital Learning Center?

Practical Benefits:

  • • No device ownership worries for beneficiaries
  • • Professional maintenance and security
  • • Consistent, reliable internet access
  • • Structured learning environment
  • • Peer learning and collaboration

Learning Opportunities:

  • • Online course platforms and certifications
  • • Digital entrepreneurship training
  • • Freelancing and remote work skills
  • • Creative digital skills (design, content)
  • • Educational research and study support

Complete Digital Kit

Each ₦280,000 donation provides a youth with everything needed for digital success

Quality Laptop

High-performance laptop suitable for learning and digital skills

  • Pre-installed learning software
  • 1-year warranty
  • Protective case
₦200,000

Data Bundle (Annual)

Full year of internet access for continuous learning

  • High-speed internet
  • Educational platform access
  • 24/7 connectivity
₦50,000

Training & Support

Digital literacy training and ongoing technical support

  • Basic computer skills
  • Digital entrepreneurship
  • Ongoing mentorship
₦30,000

Total Investment: ₦280,000

Complete digital empowerment package for one youth including training and ongoing support

Bridge the Digital Divide Today

Help us provide 50 youth with the digital tools and skills they need to thrive in an increasingly connected world.

44
devices still needed to reach our goal

Questions? Contact us to learn more about the Gadget Drive program.