A Non-Profit 501 (c) (3) Educational
& Charitable Organization Tax ID: 20-1000034
Project Name: Digital Literacy for School Children in Moradabad
Year Established: 2022
Supported By: Aligarh Education Endowment Fund (AEEF)
Run in Collaboration With: ALIG Educational and Welfare Society.
In today’s increasingly digital world, computer skills have become crucial for both education and employment. However, many children, especially from underprivileged communities, lack access to the resources and education needed to develop these skills. This project aims to bridge that gap by offering students the opportunity to learn essential digital literacy skills, which serve as a stepping stone for future opportunities in a tech-driven job market.
By fostering digital literacy from an early age, the project seeks to:
The project is designed for children between the ages of 6to 14, with a focus on underserved and marginalized communities where access to digital education is limited. The primary beneficiaries are students enrolled in public schools and community learning centers that lack the necessary digital infrastructure or technology-based curricula.
Since its launch in 2022, the project has reached around 350 children annually. By the end of 2025, it is expected to have directly impacted approximately 1,400 students, with plans to scale up to 2,500 students per year over the next five years.
After the initial investment in infrastructure—including the purchase of laptops, internet setup, and installation of educational software—the project incurs recurring costs for:
The recurring costs are estimated to be around $4,000 annually, covering expenses such as staffing, learning materials, and operational overheads. The initial setup, which involved equipment procurement and facility setup, was estimated at $8000.
The project aims to create a sustainable model where students not only gain basic digital skills but also have opportunities to advance into specialized technology courses or internships. Over the next decade, the goal is to equip at least 20,000 students with the skills necessary to pursue careers in tech-related fields, helping to build a digitally literate workforce capable of meeting the demands of the modern economy. By investing in the digital literacy of schoolchildren, the project supports long-term community development and economic empowerment.