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Computer Aid International
Sobre Nós
Computer Aid International is a UK registered charity that aims to reduce poverty through practical ICT solutions.
We provide only the highest quality, professionally refurbished computers and laptops for reuse in education, health, agriculture and not-for-profit organisations in developing countries.
At our London workshop we data-wipe, test and professionally refurbish donated computers, monitors and laptops from UK organisations and individuals.
In addition to the provision of PCs, Computer Aid works on numerous initiatives designed to further increase access to ICT among poor and disadvantaged communities including the provision of e-training programmes for nurses and low cost software for partially sighted individuals.
Most recently, Computer Aid has launched the ZubaBox, a solar powered IT hub, which will enable access to solar powered ICT anywhere in the world.
Computer Aid International is a UK registered charity that aims to reduce poverty through practical ICT solutions.
We provide only the highest quality, professionally refurbished computers and laptops for reuse in education, health, agriculture and not-for-profit organisations in developing countries.
At our London workshop we data-wipe, test and professionally refurbish donated computers, monitors and laptops from UK organisations and individuals.
In addition to the provision of PCs, Computer Aid works on numerous initiatives designed to further increase access to ICT among poor and disadvantaged communities including the provision of e-training programmes for nurses and low cost software for partially sighted individuals.
Most recently, Computer Aid has launched the ZubaBox, a solar powered IT hub, which will enable access to solar powered ICT anywhere in the world.
Causas incluem:
- Desenvolvimento Comunitário
- Desenvolvimento Econômico
- Educação
- Empreendedorismo
- Meio Ambiente e Sustentabilidade
Localização
- Unit 4, Brunswick Industrial Park, London, LND N11 3PJ, United Kingdom
Brunswick Way
