Computers for Tanzania Change Lives


Upendo says that if it wasn't for this project, she would not have acquired the skills and knowledge and would automatically miss the chance to work with the project, which apart from the extra income, she feels proud to have participated in.

Just one of similar stories which demonstrate the positive effect this project has had in the region and Tanzania at large.

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Presentation January 2015

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Computers continue to be delivered

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Reta Makoye is now studying for a Diploma in Computer Science.

Computers for Tanzania Change Lives

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Fauster Momoyo started her own business after her computer studies.

Computers for Tanzania Change Lives

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Computers for Tanzania

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‘Computers for Tanzania Project’

more Thanks to Ingatestone and Chelmsford clubs for supporting our ‘Computers for Tanzania Project’. Ron Elliston and Neil Macalister (Ingatestone) assist in cleansing hard drives of donated computers.

Latest research on impact of computer project

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Receipt

more Print off and take with you eg to the school when you collect computer equipment SEE BELOW

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Upendo receives training and becomes an ICT teacher in her school

Computers for Tanzania - International project

back For seven years Mildmay Rotarians collected unwanted but usable computer equipment, professionally cleared hard drives, packed, loaded and shipped to Tanzania schools.