We work to ensure students, teachers and communities have access to the digital tools, resources and skills they need to learn, work and participate in an increasingly digital world.
Across the Asia-Pacific, many schools lack access to computers, reliable connectivity and digital learning resources, while teachers may not have the digital literacy and confidence they need to use digital tools effectively.
In Australia, many students do not have access to a suitable laptop or computer outside school, making it harder to complete schoolwork and participate fully in their education.
Our digital programs address these barriers by combining access to devices and digital learning resources with digital literacy training for teachers. Together, these programs help create the access, skills and confidence needed to make digital learning possible.
Giving students access to computers and digital learning at school.
We equip schools across the Asia-Pacific with computer labs using refurbished devices and provide digital learning resources that can be accessed even where internet connectivity is limited.
Our Digital Classrooms Program combine devices, offline learning resources and support for schools, giving students opportunities to develop the digital skills they need for further education and employment.

Helping Australian students access a laptop for learning at home.
In Australia, having access to a computer at school does not always mean having one at home. Our Device Donation Program provides personal laptops to Australian students who do not have a suitable device for their education.
We work with schools and community organisations to identify students who need support, helping them continue their learning beyond the classroom.

Equipping teachers with the skills and confidence to use digital tools in the classroom.
Providing computers is only part of the solution. Teachers need the knowledge and confidence to use digital tools effectively and incorporate them into their teaching.
Our Digital Skills Training Program delivers practical training for teachers, covering everyday digital skills, classroom applications, online safety and basic troubleshooting. Teachers also receive resources they can continue using after the training, helping build digital capability within their schools and communities.
Additionally, our Digital Skills Hub offers free downloadable resources, ensuring ongoing access to learning materials for teachers, students, and community members.

LiteHaus International was recognised at the SDG Digital Gamechanger Awards at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and UNDP.
Selected as a Runner-Up from 462 nominations across nearly 100 countries, this award highlights the global impact of our Digital Infrastructure Prog
LiteHaus International was recognised at the SDG Digital Gamechanger Awards at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and UNDP.
Selected as a Runner-Up from 462 nominations across nearly 100 countries, this award highlights the global impact of our Digital Infrastructure Program in bridging the digital divide and advancing SDG 4 – Quality Education.

At the ITU World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), LiteHaus International has been recognised for its efforts in digital inclusion two years in a row—winning awards in 2024 in Geneva and in 2025 in Basel.
These awards celebrate initiatives that leverage technology to create meaningful social and educational impact, further solidifying LiteHaus International as a leader in digital equity.

LiteHaus International’s founder and CEO, Jack Growden, was named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, recognising his leadership in bridging digital inequality and transforming education access across the Asia-Pacific. This recognition reflects the growing global importance of digital inclusion in shaping the future of education.

In 2020, Jack Growden, was honoured as a winner of the One Young World Lead2030 Challenge for SDG 4. This prestigious initiative, supported by Deloitte, identifies and accelerates youth-led solutions that create inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all. Jack was recognised for his impactful work in bridging the digital divide through education and digital access.
Since 2017, we have worked with schools, communities, governments, businesses and other partners to expand digital access across the Asia-Pacific.
Our Digital Classroom Program currently operate across: Papua New Guinea · Fiji · Solomon Islands · Samoa · Philippines · Timor-Leste · Cambodia · Kiribati · Tonga · Republic of Naoero · Nepal · Ukraine
What's inside a LiteHaus Computer Lab:
✅ 15+ Computers
Professionally refurbished laptops or desktops for shared learning.
✅ Digital Skills Curriculum -
12-module training program covering: office competencies, hardware fundamentals, digital navigation, word processing, e-safety and basic coding.
✅ Niunet Offline e-Library
2.7 million+ articles available without internet, ensuring safe and equitable access to information.
✅ Ongoing Support
Technical assistance from LiteHaus International to maintain and sustain digital learning.
✅ Always Free for Users
No fees or subscriptions, ensuring equal access for all.
When our journey began in 2017, none of PNG’s 3,500 schools had a computer lab. Schools like Aviamp Primary School were denied access to the digital world of opportunities.
H.E. John Kali CMG OBE, PNG's High Commissioner to Australia
85% of teachers across the Pacific lack digital literacy skills, limiting their ability to integrate essential learning tools into the classroom.
Our Digital Skills Training Program builds digital
capability amongst teachers through five-day
courses covering:
✅ Microsoft Office suite
✅ E-Safety Fundamentals: Cyberbullying prevention, digital wellbeing, misinformation
✅Introduction to AI: Foundational concepts and safe, practical classroom applications
✅ Basic Coding (Scratch)
✅ Building digital confidence through creative problem-solving
✅ Intensive digital literacy training courses for teachers
All teachers receive an 11-week digital skills curriculum to support ongoing lesson planning. After completing the training, teachers pass on their knowledge through in-service training, ensuring long-term impact in their schools and communities.
Teachers are at the heart of digital education. Our Digital Skills Training Program equips educators with the confidence and knowledge to integrate digital learning tools into their classrooms, ensuring long-term impact. So far, 80 teachers from Jiwaka Province and Chimbu have completed our intensive five-day training.
Salie Kokens, participant teacher from Jiwaka training in PN
A million Australian students do not own a laptop for their studies in the digital age today. Learn how we tackle the digital divide in our own backyard.
A donated or refurbished computer can become a student's first opportunity to develop digital skills, access online and offline learning resources, and explore new possibilities for their education and future.
You can support our work by donating a device, funding a digital program or partnering with LiteHaus International.
The digital world belongs to everyone. Help us leave no child behind by making a donation today. Your generosity will help us digitise dreams and bridge the digital divide across the world.






















