By Angie Sullivan | Cofounder, Project Leader
Children are excited to receive gifts - even old computer parts donated to an organization!
The importance of learning basic computer skills is an imperitive need in today's world. Possibly, acquiring adequate computer skills is equally as important as developing the basic educational skills of reading, writing and mathematics.
We are so grateful for the donated computers and parts received in March. Developing technical skills became necessary for a few of our GRACE staff members. The enthusiasm spread across the centers and opened opportunities to engage children interested in the inter-workings of the devices. Teachable moments are the best! The times children become like sponges and absorb every detail of your mentorship. Look at these sweet girls. They are provided an opportunity to learn beyond keyboarding. The GRACE staff have implemented STEM experiences through nuturing curiosity and expanding knowledge.
Your generosity is expanding the computer lab in one center while simultaneously developing the lab in another center located in another region of Thailand. We have the opportunity to go further. GRACE is opening a third family resource center in a rural province in NE Thailand, They are in need of a computer lab. We thank you in advance for ensuring more children receive access to computers.
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By Angie Sullivan | Cofounder, Project Leader
By Angie Sullivan | Cofounder, Project Leader
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