Digital Skills Initiative – Uganda

Why this matters

The programme exists so children and young people can practise real digital skills: using a computer, getting online safely and learning how software is made.

What the project needs

Laptops for learners: goal 20, received 0. Internet for the training space: UGX 300,000 a month, not yet funded. Volunteer coding mentors: goal 2, confirmed 0 (remote help is welcome). Offers are not counted until they are confirmed.

What support is for

The plan covers computers, internet access, training equipment, power and learning materials. These are planned uses of support. They are not a report of money already spent.

Sponsorship ideas

You can sponsor a learner, internet for the training space, a computer or a training group. Sponsorship amounts will be published once confirmed. Message us before sponsoring so we can confirm what is needed now.

More than a financial contribution

Equipment, mentoring, technical guidance and partnership introductions can also help. Volunteer applications are reviewed, including safeguarding arrangements, before anyone works with young people.

Equipment handover

Offer devices already inside Uganda, local purchases or new sealed equipment through proper import channels. Please do not ship used computers from abroad.

Is this a charitable donation?

No. It is support for a digital-skills project run by TFast Digital Agency, a business. A payment receipt is not a charitable tax receipt.

Can I send a used laptop from another country?

No. The project accepts devices already in Uganda, local purchases, or new sealed equipment through proper import channels.

Contribute financially

Choose your amount and payment method in the local checkout. A contribution is only confirmed after the payment provider verifies it; manual transfers require staff review.

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