Lautoka School of Special Education - I.T. Donation Reach For Your Future Foundation
Learn about how R4YFF provided much-needed technology for students with disabilities at the Lautoka School of Special Education
Learn about how R4YFF provided much-needed technology for students with disabilities at the Lautoka School of Special Education
The Lautoka School of Special Education in Fiji is a partial government grant-funded school that caters to 77 students with various forms of disability, who primarily originate from low-socioeconomic backgrounds. Before the donation by Reach 4 Your Future Foundation (R4YFF), some of these students were paying a levy of $3.00 per session to a local computing literacy school, which most families could not afford. As a result, some children missed out on attending classes, further exacerbating their disadvantage. R4YFF stepped in to help bridge this gap by providing ten thin client computing systems to the school, free of charge.
The donation of the thin client computing systems has had a significant impact on the students at the Lautoka School of Special Education. The school has been able to integrate technology into its curriculum, allowing students to develop critical digital literacy skills that are essential in today's world. The students have also been able to access the internet, expanding their knowledge and learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Additionally, the donation has relieved some of the financial burdens that families of students with disabilities face, allowing them to redirect funds to other necessities.
The Lautoka School of Special Education is a partial government grant-funded school that caters to 77 students with disabilities, primarily from low-socioeconomic backgrounds. Before R4YFF's donation, some of these students were paying a levy of $3.00 per session to a local computing literacy school, which most families could not afford.
R4YFF provided ten thin client computing systems to the Lautoka School of Special Education, free of charge. The donation has allowed the school to integrate technology into its curriculum, allowing students to develop digital literacy skills essential in today's world.
The donation of the computing systems has had a significant impact on the students at the Lautoka School of Special Education. They have been able to access the internet, expanding their learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Additionally, the donation has relieved some of the financial burdens that families of students with disabilities face, allowing them to redirect funds to other necessities.
The management of the Lautoka School of Special Education expressed their gratitude to R4YFF for the donation and commissioning of ten thin client computing systems. They acknowledged that the donation has made a significant difference to the students' lives, providing them with the tools they need to succeed in the digital age.