OUR PARTNERS

Credit Union Foundation of Australia (CUFA) is an NGO empowering communities in the Asia-Pacific by improving financial literacy and promoting economic self-reliance. We partner with CUFA on our projects installing digital classrooms in schools across rural Cambodia. Since 2024, we have completed 9 computer labs together in Pray Vieng and Svay Rieng provinces, reaching 7,000 students and teachers. 

Niunet is a PNG start-up which has developed the remarkable offline e-library which we have installed in hundreds of digital classrooms across Asia-Pacific. Overcoming the challenges of connectivity shortfalls in the region, Niunet contains 6.2 million educational articles, including offline Wikipedia and Khan Academy content, transforming the learning environment for students in low-resource environments. Niunet also assist us with digital skills training in PNG & Fiji.

E3 Samoa Trust is a charitable organisation which tackles the digital divide across Samoa, preparing the nation’s future leaders for the digital world. Since 2023, we have partnered with E3 Samoa Trust on their Pacificode collaboration, through which they have utilised hundreds of Chromebooks we have provided to deliver digital skills training in 30+ schools across the country.

Energy Development Corporation (EDC) is the largest renewable energy producer in the Philippines. EDC supports over 127 schools in five districts through their corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs. We have partnered to support these schools with gaining access to digital learning tools and opportunities and, since 2022, have reached 41 schools across Mindanao and Sorsogon.

Pack & Send Townsville serve as our international logistics partner, assisting us with hundreds of deliveries each year. Providing expertise and end-to-end solutions, Pack & Send have moved thousands of computers across nine countries since our partnership began in 2021. This partnership has enabled us to overcome logistical challenges and consistently reach those most in need.

Queensland Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Foundation (QATSIF) is an independent, not-for-profit trust established in 2008 to provide educational scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Queensland. Since 2022, we have worked together to deploy over 1,800 laptops to First Nations students facing digital exclusion across the state, helping to close the digital gap.

 Sir Brian Bell Foundation is a philanthropic foundation which aims to improve the quality of life of people across Papua New Guinea with a particular focus on education and health. In 2020, the Foundation made a generous gift of $100,000 to support our transition from a volunteer-led to a professionally-staffed organisation and has remained our principal partner in Papua New Guinea. Together, we have built hundreds of school computer labs across the country 

  Deloitte are the largest professional services firm in the world, employing over 460,000 people. Since 2022, Deloitte have backed our programs through philanthropic funding, the donation of devices, and pro bono professional services support. Having donated over 2,500 laptops, Deloitte Australia are our largest device donor. The Deloitte Foundation’s support has enabled us to build over 70 computer labs in PNG and support hundreds of students across Australia.

  Kina Bank is the second largest bank in Papua New Guinea. Since 2023, through their corporate social responsibility programs, we have built 18 computer labs across Western Highlands, Jiwaka, West New Britain, Central, and Eastern Highlands, providing almost 10,000 students and teachers with access to digital learning tools and opportunities. 

 Since 2021, we have partnered with ExxonMobil PNG to provide 50 schools in Central and Hela Provinces with a computer lab. This was made possible by $260,000 of support from ExxonMobil PNG. Beyond this, ExxonMobil PNG have also donated over 300 laptops to our programs, which have been distributed to schools and students in need right across the country. 

 Iress is an Australian software company serving over 500,000 users globally. Since 2021, Iress has donated end-of-life devices to LiteHaus International. In 2024, they shifted their support to financial, with a generous donation of $10,000. This support has enabled us to provide 50 students across regional Queensland with their own personal laptop. 

 St George Foundation supports small, local charities helping to create brighter futures for children and young people in our communities. LiteHaus International was twice a recipient of a St George Foundation $50,000 Community Grant in 2022 and 2023. With this support, we were able to provide over 2,500 regional Australian students with their own personal laptop. 

   Deloitte are the largest professional services firm in the world, employing over 460,000 people. Since 2022, Deloitte have backed our programs through philanthropic funding, the donation of devices, and pro bono professional services support. Having donated over 2,500 laptops, Deloitte Australia are our largest device donor. The Deloitte Foundation’s support has enabled us to build over 70 computer labs in PNG and Cambodia, as well as impacting hundreds of students across Australia.

    AECOM are one of the premier infrastructure firms in the world. Since 2023, AECOM have donated over 750 laptops to our programs across their offices in Australia, New Zealand and Philippines. These devices have been deployed to students in need across three countries, establishing 15 computer labs in Sorsogon, Philippines, and expanding digital access for students across regional Queensland.

    Townsville Catholic Education have been one of the largest device donors in our history, providing a total of 1,800+ laptops, desktops and Chromebooks since 2021. The impact of these devices has been vast and almost immeasurable, supporting the installation of computer labs in Papua New Guinea, Samoa, and Fiji. Hundreds of students in need across regional Queensland have also received their own personal device from Townsville Catholic Education’s support.

   James Cook University (JCU) has donated 630 computers to our programs since 2021, supporting hundreds of students in need across regional Queensland own their own computer at school. We have a special connection to the University as it was on a JCU field trip, that our Founder, Jack Growden, first visited the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, in 2016 and 2017. On the second trip, LiteHaus International was founded. 

   Since 2023, Brisbane Airport Corporation has donated over 370 high-quality retired laptops to our program, supporting hundreds of Australian students in both South-East and Far North Queensland. Beyond our shores, Brisbane Airports Corporation’s computers can now also be found at the fingertips of future leaders in school computer labs in Solomon Islands and Fiji. This partnership demonstrates how e-waste can be kept out of landfill and repurposed for good.

  DXC Technology is a global leader in IT services and has been a longstanding partner of LiteHaus International through its Digital Futures Program. Since 2021, DXC Technology has facilitated the donation of over 1,150 computers which have been deployed to students across Australia from Normanton to Darwin to South-West Queensland. Beyond Australia, DXC Technology and LiteHaus International have completed computer labs in Philippines and Solomon Islands.