Together with a dozen school-based teachers, over 300 students, and 5 robotics clubs, we are gradually building robotics awareness and skills among our younger and stakeholders.
Past Projects and Outreach
We are also known for working to improve science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in schools within our physical catchment area has directly worked with other institutions to support particularly rural schools benefit from newer tools and teaching methods.
1. We procured 48 science kit sets in partnership with the Elsie Kauffman Foundation and donated the same to Damongo Cathedral Basic School on 31st October 2023.
2. At Chiana RC Primary in Paga, in partnership with MaximNyansa, we stocked a computer laboratory with 16 computers, one 48” LCD television, and over 300 pieces of AMO Learning Material for early learners 1st October 2023.
TizaaTalks
Tizaa Talks was a two-year-long monthly discussion series that brought together tech-inclined minds from
all walks of life to discuss technology and its applications.
Some notable topics for discussion included:
1. Ghana as I See it in 2032—How Technology Will Influence It
2. Cyber Security
3. Is the Internet outsmarting us or making us more intelligent? Pictures Here
4. Impact of Social Media Apps on Social Development: 31st March, 2023. Pictures Here
5. Impact of technology on our society. Pictures Here
When we noticed the dearth of ICT skills in our catchment
area, we liaised with our partners to organize forums for zealous young people to
build relevant ICT skills in specific areas. Partnering with IICD, BoldTech
played support roles in forming, grooming, and sustaining what is later became known as TechSupport—a platform on which
dozens of young people gained employable skills and went on to produce and create
their own jobs.
KYTE Centre
Mar 2009 – Dec 2015
Through our CSR, BoldSteps, we have supported scores of youth to find productive ways of entertaining themselves. With the annual U15 football gala, the amateur (but income-generating) movie-making house, the community library, and the free computer training provided for the youth of Kajelo, we are constantly reminded that society is what makes us who we are.
