Plug and Play PC Access to All

Very often when disaster strikes, we find that overwhelming comittment of wanting to give. But once the media disappears, the people most often are forgotten. We screen our timeline for the latest political uprisings or protests. We forgot that despite the situation kids have to go to school and the resources we can provide to those kids will make a lasting change in their lives.
As those of us living abroad, what are we doing to make lasting changes and here is an opportunity to contribute and i sincerely hope you can seize it.

If you live in a coastal village in Haiti where disasters strike often you have to stand in line for hours, imagine how many of those kids have access to a Computer, or an internet connection.

Despite the fact that kids are being educated most classrooms have no access to a computer. Computer classes are being taught without a computer.  With your contribution we have identified  computers already pre loaded with hundreds of applications and no internet access neeeded with programs from Kindergaten to 12th grade. Just Plug and Play.

Broadband Internet is failing to reach billions of people living in the developing world, including 90 per cent of those living in the poorest nations.

The State of Broadband, produced by the UN Broadband Commission and released today, reveals that 57 per cent of the world’s people remain offline and unable to take advantage of the enormous economic and social benefits the Internet can offer.

Our program is targetting students in Haiti in remote areas with no access to electrical grid or broadband access.  Those PC are designed and pre loaded with applications from Pre k to 12th grade without Internet Access.

Books and Encyclopedias are very expensive and therefore kids with no books can not learn too much even in a classroom environment. Your contribution will Help us to acquire Those computers for easy access to math, science, office suite and with the help of a projector numerous kids on a single screen can learn no matter how remote their village and help them compete.