The 1st sustainable telecentre for disadvantaged youth in the planet’s newest country, East Timor is now underway.
Author: Solve Poverty
……SOLS have raised the initial funds to start the 100 seat computer centre. We’re now looking for volunteer computer teachers to help us with the setup and initial training.
Accommodation will be provided at the SOLS telecentre plus you’ll be working on one of the most exciting and award winning, youth social entrepreneurship ventures in the world!
SOLS have raised the funds for East Timor’s 1st computer telecentre for young, disadvantaged young people in Timor Leste.
The new SOLS 24/7’s telecentre will have a 100 seat capacity, a fast internet connection and teachers. To date, East Timor does not have a single high-tech computer lab available to disadvantaged young people. The telecentre will teach up to 800 of SOLS boarding students and 150-800 part-time students in it’s first year of operation.
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YSEI Asia 2009 Fellows Announced
Youth Social Enterprise Initiative (YSEI) is pleased to announce its Asia 2009 Start-up Stage fellows who will receive USD75,000 start-up funding. More details..
The five young social entrepreneurs who have been selected from the YSEI Asia 2009 programme have showed great commitment towards realising their business idea. In addition, Cyril Devan from Malaysia, Stephanie Caragos and Khristine Lopez, both from the Philippines, Ajay Shakya from India, and Thailand’s Patipat Susumpow have successfully demonstrated competence in building viable social enterprises through their participation in YSEI which is a GKP Global Partnership Programme.
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