Plan International has worked in Kenya from 1982, helping poor children to access their rights to health, education, sanitation and protection with more than 800,000 people in community-based organizations and children’s clubs, as well as farmers, youth and women’s groups benefit from their work. Over the years, Plan international through their regional offices across the country has partnered with CFSK …
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Safaricom Foundation: Equipping Youth Polytechnics with Computers & Peripherals
Safaricom Foundation: Equipping Youth Polytechnics with Computers & Peripherals The project was successfully implemented by establishing model ICT-I integrated Youth Polytechnics in five constituencies in Kenya namely, Mathioya, Runyenjes, Yatta, Matungu, and Laikipia. The project was sponsored by Safaricom Foundation. Each of the five youth polytechnics received quality desktop computers and heavy duty printer with scanner. The computers …
POST Bank: Computer Hardware and Training
In the year 2011-2012, Post Bank Kenya undertook to sponsor several learning institutions with the provision of computers and ICT training. The project was a resounding success and a plan for continued implementation of the same in other institutions is ongoing to equip more schools.
Barclays Life : Computer Hardware and Training
Barclays Life : Computer Hardware and Training Barclays and Digital Links International launched a three year project in 2006 to bring ICT benefits to over a quarter million school children in East Africa, by placing computers to schools in the region. To date CFSK as the local partner provides training, monitoring and evaluation. We continue to work with Barclays …
Computerization of Community Centres
Computer for schools Kenya (CFSK) in collaboration with ChildFund is equipping Vocational/Resource Centres in Kenya with computers to give adequate opportunities for the local youth to gain hands on skills for employment opportunities. The project targets different groups of youths namely: Youths who dropped out of primary school; those who completed primary education but never joined secondary school; secondary school …
Millennium Villages Kisumu (CBO): Computer Hardware and Training
The Millennium Villages project in Kisumu is a community based organization that aims to promote an integrated approach to rural development. By improving access to clean water, sanitation and other essential infrastructure such as education, food production, basic health care, and by focusing on environmental sustainability, Millennium Villages is trying to ensure that communities living in extreme poverty have a …
VVOB Kenya: Computer Hardware and Training
VVOB is the Flemish Association for Development Cooperation and Technical Assistance, a non-profit organization contributing to the improvement of quality of the education in developing countries. This way VVOB makes a major contribution to local capacity development, a means to stimulate sustainable development and poverty reduction. VVOB is active in the medical sector in Kenya through the Kenya Medical Training …
KCB foundation computer and hardware training
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Foundation: Computer Hardware and Training The KCB Foundation in partnership with CFSK in the year 2009 unveiled a three year project that was designed to promote quality teaching and learning through Information and Communication Technologies in rural secondary schools in Kenya. The initiative was intended to benefit forty seven (47) schools, one per county, in …
Safaricom Foundation :Computer Hardware and Training
Safaricom Foundation : Computer Hardware and Training: Safaricom Foundation has been collaborating with CFSK since 2006 to extend the benefits of ICT Infrastructure and Training to Schools in rural Kenya. CFSK worked closely with Computer Aid International in the sourcing and shipping of the 1, 600 computers that were deployed to 80 learning institutions for a project in 2006. The …
Deputy President William Ruto Engages with Computers for Schools Kenya
Deputy President William Ruto Engages with Computers for Schools Kenya Dr. William Ruto, Deputy President of Kenya, recently engaged with Computers for Schools Kenya (CFSK) to discuss their collaboration with the Rong’e Juu Youth Polytechnic in Taita Taveta County. CFSK has donated computers and is providing training to the polytechnic, empowering the youth with valuable digital skills. This initiative is …