OUTCOMES
Trained over 300 young women in tertiary institutions on digital skills
Mentored over 3,000 young girls in secondary school to pursue careers in STEM
Mentored young women to develop 10 SDG-focused solutions
Code4impact (c4i) was a hands-on learning program building digital literacy skills, especially coding and analytical skills in young girls and women. The c4i program in partnership with HACEY HEALTH aimed to encourage, train and mentor young girls in secondary schools (aged 10-17) to choose STEM careers. An important component of the c4i program was the training project.
The c4i training project organized training camps in which participants developed community impact solutions that addresses the Sustainable Development Goals. The participants are drawn from a variety of backgrounds with the desire to learn and apply skills taught being the common denominator amongst them. The C4i ambassadors, as they are called, are young women with a passion for solving societal challenges and who want to learn about technology. The young women were trained along 3 selected tracks.
- Web and mobile application development
- Microelectronics
- Games development
OBJECTIVES
- To provide programming related knowledge to the beneficiaries
- To impart skills among beneficiaries so that they may learn quickly, use the skills learnt to start their own business or be employable
- Improve the productivity of the women while engaging them life-changing solutions that will ultimately address the Sustainable Development Goals
TESTIMONIALS