For many learners in Malindi, access to quality digital study materials is a challenge. Many come to the Elimu Resource Centre to catch up with class work, read story book and revise for their exams.
The Centre enhances access to education, improves digital literacy in the community and helps youth after high school to find pathways to more meaningful futures through skills development, employment planning and entrepreneurship.
The current facility has a capacity for 300 visitors and houses our DigiTech Lab for primary and high school students, Cisco Networking Academy for young adult learners, Artisan Maker Space providing resources and income generating skills for sewing artisans, and a spacious conference hall for community gatherings.
To learn more about how Elimu is working to help children and youth in Kenya complete their education and chart a pathway to their future after high school, visit our website at www.Elimu.ca or go to our Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/elimuprojects or follow us on Twitter / elimu_projects .
Elimu is the official trade name of Elimu Development Projects, a registered Canadian charity with projects in Kenya.