Give troubled teens future

Not all children are the same. Some children are supported by their parents. Others may be on a slippery road because no one takes care of them. Our aim is to raise funds so that low-income children have access to computers, i.e., something that is a norm for many. We do this to help them expand their worldview and enter into adulthood instead of ending up with a syringe or a glass in hand, or in prison for juveniles.

The lack of computer literacy is quite common among those children. They look like ordinary children who go to regular schools, but actually, they are not. Often they have nothing to eat or even wear! Not to mention regular computer at home! They can only dream about it. The results of such illiteracy would be low qualification of future professionals, inability to hold executive positions, inferiority complex, loss of talents, as well as low level of computer literacy in society.

These children are not to blame because they were born in poor families. Apart from their parents (sick? drug addicts? alcoholics?) no one cares about them. Various charitable foundations normally attend orphanages. Who will take care of these children? They are also ‘orphans’, while being ‘social orphans.’ Therefore, using funds raised here we will purchase half of the required quantity of laptops for computer lab, repair works of which have already begun. The project partner is the Lviv Institute of Management, providing premises where the education of low-income children would be carried out.