Tech in Schools
Laptops, robotics, STEM — preparing Ghana for tomorrow
Closing the Digital Divide in Ghanaian Schools
Technology is the great equalizer — but only if students have access to it. GIU's Tech in Schools program brings laptops, robotics education, STEM workshops, and digital literacy training to schools across Ghana that would otherwise have no technology resources at all.
With 62 laptops already donated, a robotics event that reached 3,500 students at Ghana Secondary Senior High School, and the groundbreaking Tree Library serving 500+ pupils in Ayikuma, Tech in Schools is GIU's most ambitious and far-reaching program.
Key Initiatives
Laptop Donations
62 laptops donated to university students and secondary schools. Each laptop is preloaded with educational software and comes with digital literacy training.
Read the impact story →Robotics & STEM
A single-day robotics event reached 3,500 students at Ghana Secondary Senior High School — the largest STEM event ever held at the school.
Read the impact story →Tree Library
A community reading program serving 500+ pupils weekly in Ayikuma District, providing books and mentorship under the shade of a community tree.
Read the impact story →Digital Literacy
Training programs that teach students fundamental computer skills, internet research, and productivity software — skills essential for the modern economy.
62
Laptops Donated
3,500+
Students at Robotics Event
500+
Tree Library Pupils
$60K
Annual Goal
GIU Innovation Center — National Television Coverage
TV3 Ghana featured the grand opening of the GIU Innovation Center. Watch Board Member Jeremy Simpson discuss how GIU is bridging the digital divide for students across Ghana.
“When I saw these children touch a laptop for the first time, I knew this was bigger than donations — this was opening a door they didn’t know existed.”
Bring Technology to a School
$300 provides a refurbished laptop. $5,000 equips an entire classroom with technology. Help us reach our $60,000 goal.
Donate to Tech in Schools