Cable ties, extension cords, and the faint plastic smell of new keyboards — the ETCO Computer Centre in Highrise is almost ready for the young people who have watched the door stay closed for too long. Desks line up where boxes once sat; monitors blink awake when someone tests the power. This is not a corporate office dropped into Kibera; it is a community room built for fingerprints on screens and questions asked twice until the answer sticks.
We will run free computer lessons for a defined number of children — chosen by age, class, and grade — for one full school term (three months). Spots will be limited on purpose: small classes mean nobody hides at the back pretending to understand.
Parents, watch our notices for enrolment details. Partners who can donate peripherals, data, or volunteer tutors — get in touch before the first cohort fills. The centre only works if the community treats it as a shared resource, not a private club.
