dfcu Foundation Donates 100 Computers to Boost Digital Learning in Underserved Schools
The dfcu Foundation has donated 100 desktop computers to the Ugandan Ministry of ICT and National Guidance to support digital learning in underserved schools. This initiative is part of a broader partnership aimed at improving digital and financial literacy across the country.
Why it matters
The donation addresses the digital divide in Uganda, providing essential tools for students to gain skills necessary for a modern economy.
KAMPALA — dfcu Foundation has donated 100 desktop computers to the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance in a move aimed at expanding digital access and equipping learners in underserved communities with technology and digital skills.
The handover, held on Tuesday, reinforces a partnership between dfcu Foundation and the Ministry under a Memorandum of Understanding signed last year to advance Uganda’s digital transformation agenda.
According to the Ministry, the computers will be distributed to schools in underserved communities across the country to help bridge the digital divide and provide learners with practical digital skills needed in an increasingly technology-driven economy.
Speaking at the handover ceremony, dfcu Foundation Executive Director Mabel Ndawula said the initiative reflects the institution’s long-term commitment to digital and financial inclusion.
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