For many years now the Rotary club have been actively supporting ITSA, through collections, talks and representing the charity at events. This year the Rotary clubs of Severn Vale and Cheltenham Sunrise took to local Tesco supermarkets to collect unused IT equipment from local communities. 

Despite the early morning snow, the Rotarians remained in good spirit, speaking with local people about IT Schools Africa. We received over 100 pieces of IT equipment which are already being refurbished at our Cheltenham warehouse. 

Thank you to everyone who came along to donate equipment and thank you to all the Rotarians who spent their Saturday supporting ITSA. 

If you missed the collection not to worry! You can pop by to our Cheltenham warehouse. We are open Monday - Friday, 9am -5pm.  

Thanks to the kind support and financial help from Fondation  Eagle, we were able to provide Mulanje Secondary School in Malawi with a fully equipped IT classroom. 

In this short clip the headteacher from the school explains what this donation will mean for the students and teachers of the school...

What better way to kick off the week than with a much needed equipment donation! Our friends at The Dragon School in Oxford kindly donated all the computers, flat screen monitors and digital projectors that they no longer had use for. In total the school donated nearly 100 pieces of IT equipment!

This equipment will now be refurbished back at our Cheltenham warehouse by our dedicated team of staff and volunteers. Once they are happy that the equipment meets our specifications, it will be packed up and shipped to one of our programmes in either Malawi, Zambia or Zimbabwe. The programme manager will then distribute the equipment to local schools, where the computers will help students gain an education in IT. 

A big thank you to The Dragon School who are regular donors to ITSA. If you know a school or business that could help us then please get in touch.

IT Schools Africa need you to help. We are in urgent need of equipment to make it possible to keep giving students in Africa the opportunity to develop an education in IT - a skill we commonly take for granted in the UK.

We desperately need working computers, laptops, flat screens, keyboards and mice.

If you think you can help please give us a call.

If you don't have any equipment that you can donate yourself but would still like to help then please get in touch and we can arrange to send you our marketing materials that can be displayed in your work place or in your local community.

Thank you from everyone at IT Schools Africa, for supporting us and helping to close the digital divide between nations.