Project Fursa is a transformative digital literacy initiative targeted at empowering students in Kaimbaga, Kenya. By establishing a modern computer laboratory equipped with 40 computers, we aim to provide over 300 students annually with critical ICT education, bridging the digital divide. This project is more than an infrastructure upgrade; it’s a pathway to digital literacy and future opportunities for the youth. So far, it has been a resounding success!

 

Project Fursa is our response.

 

We have transformed an unsafe, crumbling classroom into a modern computer laboratory equipped with 40 computers, a projector, CCTV, and WiFi — creating a vital digital learning hub for students who otherwise wouldn’t have access to technology.

 

Why It Matters

Without a functioning ICT lab, students will miss out on essential digital skills required not just to pass exams, but to participate in the modern world. This lab will provide hands-on learning, digital literacy, and a fair chance to thrive in a connected economy.

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Project Details

Location: Kenya

Scope: Full classroom renovation + installation of 60 desktop computers

Project Cost: £6,365

Timeline: Completion by January 2026, aligned with the start of the new school year

Impact: 300+ students annually will gain access to critical ICT education​​