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Camara is a non-profit social enterprise that recycles and reuses computers and other IT equipment in order to set up computer labs in Africa. We have put over 146,371 computers into more than 13,015 schools, impacting around 4,851,186 African children.

Camara Education

5 days ago

Camara Education
Partnering for Impact: Responsible IT DisposalAt Camara Education, we work with leading ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) partners to ensure that retired IT equipment is handled securely, ethically, and sustainably.Our trusted partners provide:Certified data erasure, ensuring compliance with data protection regulationsRefurbishment of equipment for reuseResponsible recycling of non-reusable components to minimise environmental impactThrough these partnerships, we help organisations dispose of their IT assets with confidence, knowing their equipment is supporting digital inclusion while meeting security and sustainability standards.Find out how your organisation can make a difference: hubs.ly/Q03k1Css0 #ITAD #SustainableIT #datasecurity #DigitalInclusion #camaraeducation ... See MoreSee Less

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Camara Education

6 days ago

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In April, as part of the Tenacity Worldwide initiative, Haregewoine, our IT and Training Officer, visited Project Mercy Medhanealem Secondary School in Butajira, Ethiopia. She configured and deployed English smart textbooks and repaired faulty PCs to ensure smooth learning for students and teachers."It was a real pleasure to contribute to such an impactful project supporting education and access to learning tools in our communities," said Haregewoine. At Camara Education, we are proud to help unlock the power of technology to transform education across Africa.#ProjectMercy #TenacityWorldwide #Butajira #SmartEducation #DigitalLearning #TechForGood ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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This is the kind of innovation that brings real hope for the future of education in Africa. Camara Education is introducing offline generative AI to classrooms where it is needed most.The Camara AI Assistant will support students and teachers in low-resource communities by providing curriculum-aligned assistance, generating lesson plans, and helping to explain complex topics, all without requiring internet access.This is equity in action. This is the true potential of technology. This is meaningful innovation.hubs.ly/Q03k16RH0 ... See MoreSee Less

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Camara Education

2 weeks ago

Camara Education
✈️ Booking a holiday? 🛍️ Doing some online shopping?What if we told you that every time you book flights, order groceries, or buy gifts online… you could also be supporting Camara Education UK without spending a penny extra?With Easyfundraising, over 8,100 brands will donate to us on your behalf when you shop through their platform. It’s quick, free, and makes a real difference to our work providing access to digital education.👉 Sign up here: hubs.ly/Q03jdLY10 It only takes a minute and it’s one of the easiest ways to support our cause!Already signed up? Thank you! Please share with friends and family to help spread the word.#Easyfundraising #SupportEducation #CamaraEducationUK #FundraisingMadeEasy #TechForGood ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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International Day in ICT Girls - Chileleko Sibalwa is a bright and determined student at Masala Secondary School in Ndola, Zambia. Thanks to the support from the Michael Joy project, her school received computers that have opened up a whole new world of opportunities for students like her. “Before, we couldn’t do things like coding,” she shared. “But now with the computers, we’re learning so much more, and it’s really exciting!”When it comes to her future, Chileleko Sibalwa has her sights set on becoming a computer engineer. “There are a lot of men who do computer stuff,” she said with a smile, “but just because I’m a girl doesn’t mean I can’t do it too. I want to make a change as a girl, I can do computer engineering!”For Sibalwa, it’s not just about her own dreams—it’s about inspiring others. “It’s such a great job, I want to make a change,” she added. “I want more women to do this kind of job , as it has a lot of advantages for us.” ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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In a sunlit classroom in Addis Ababa Ethiopia, a group of girls sit at their computers, headphones on, entirely focused. For them, learning to navigate the digital world is not a novelty , it’s a necessary step towards a future they deserve.At General Hailu Kebede Primary School, access to technology is helping to level the playing field. It offers girls the chance to explore new ideas, sharpen their skills, and imagine futures not limited by geography or circumstance.Marking International Girls in ICT Day, we recognise the importance of digital inclusion. For girls everywhere, access to technology is not just about opportunity, it’s about equity, choice and the freedom to lead.Today, these girls are learning with purpose. Tomorrow, they will shape the world around them. ... See MoreSee Less

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