In the George Brook slum community, 427 students and educators at We Yone Child Foundation schools are equipped with donated computers, but no internet. Without connectivity, these vital tools sit idle, limiting access to global knowledge, interactive education, and modern skills essential for future jobs.
Connect2Learn (C2L) will change this.
By installing reliable internet access, this project will unlock digital learning, boost ICT skills, and empower girls and young women to enter the tech world with confidence. It also opens doors for community-wide learning and opportunity in one of Sierra Leone’s most underserved areas.
Education today depends on connection. Let’s not leave 427 futures offline. Act now.
Total project costs: €3.151,22