Digital Inclusion Program (Australia)
A million students across rural, regional, and remote Australia do not own a personal laptop to learn with in the digital age today.
Our Digital Inclusion Program tackles the digital divide by providing high school students across regional and remote Australia with a device for free. Our core focus is First Nations communities, students with migrant or refugee backgrounds, and low-income families—those who are more prone to experiencing digital marginalisation.
Beyond school students, we also build digital capability among regional communities more broadly through communal digital hubs and by enabling digital literacy training.
We have provided over 14,608 students across Australia with digital access, reaching 87 communities nationwide.
Digital Infrastructure Program (Asia-Pacific)
Our Digital Infrastructure Program bridges the digital divide in Asia-Pacific by installing digital classrooms with refurbished devices and a Niunet e-learning server containing 6.3 million educational articles in remote primary and secondary schools. We also provide digital skills training for teachers to ensure they are equipped with the capability to deliver quality education in the digital age.
We have completed 432 school computer labs across Asia-Pacific, providing digital learning opportunities to over 279,964 students.
Our program is multi-award-winning and has twice been acknowledged by United Nations’ International Telecommunications Union (ITU) as a leading digital equity initiative globally.
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