Digital access
Bridging Africa’s digital divide.
We take practical digital tools and skills to underserved schools and communities, so geography does not decide who gets to participate in Africa’s digital future.
Move technology closerTechnology can change a classroom. Help us put it there.
Our impactSince 2022
3,200+Learners equipped
600+Teacher champions
870+Youth graduates
28Schools reached
Why we move
Talent is everywhere. Access is not.
Across rural Uganda, many learners meet a computer late, if they meet one at all. Teachers work without the tools they need, while young people enter a digital economy that has already begun the race.
Tech Reach Africa closes that distance with mobile labs, hands-on lessons, teacher champions and skills that can become work. We do not wait for opportunity to reach the village. We carry it there.
Read our story and approachWhat we do
Two programmes. One shared future.
Our work begins with access, grows through practice, and becomes useful when learners and teachers can carry the skill forward without us.
01ICT4Education
A mobile computer lab that brings practical digital learning to schools and learners who are usually left offline.
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02ICT4Youth Livelihoods
Job-ready digital skills, mentorship and pathways to earning for young people entering a changing economy.
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Our classroom has wheelsTools travel. Skills remain.
The mobile lab model
Built for places that ordinary computer labs leave behind.
01Listen
We work with schools and communities to understand the real need.
02Arrive
Trainers bring laptops, learning materials and a practical curriculum.
03Teach
Learners practise. Teachers build the confidence to lead after we leave.
04Multiply
Teacher champions and youth graduates carry the knowledge into the community.
Stories, evidence & learning
See what is happening beyond the homepage.
Follow field updates, impact stories, reports and practical learning from our work with schools, teachers and young people.
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Impact Story
From four ICT candidates to twenty
A school-level example of how access to practical learning can grow interest in ICT.
Read morePeople behind the work
Meet the team moving technology closer.
Programme leadership, governance and technical experience working together to expand practical digital access.
Meet the full team
Managing Director
Ntende Beka Isabirye
Founder and youth leader advancing digital literacy, education access and economic opportunity across Uganda.
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Compliance & Governance
Odeke Hillary
Social-development and compliance practitioner supporting governance, responsible growth and inclusive digital initiatives.
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International Volunteer Program
Silas Kelsen
Danish volunteer coordinating international volunteer engagement and resource mobilisation for Tech Reach Africa.
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Outreach Coordinator
Mariam Yassin Konso
Outreach coordinator supporting community engagement and delivery of Tech Reach Africa programmes.
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Hillside College Lubani grew from four ICT candidates in 2022 to fourteen the next year, then twenty after that.
Impact story4 → 14 → 20ICT candidates over three yearsRead more field stories
Choose your part
The digital divide is wide. It is not immovable.
One school visit can become a learner’s first encounter with a computer. One partnership can move an entire lab.
Good questions
Before you ask, here are a few answers.
Need something else? Write to our team and we will point you in the right direction.
Ask your questionHow does a school request the mobile lab?+
Use the school request option above. Tell us where the school is, the number of learners, and what ICT facilities are already available.
Can an organisation sponsor a full school visit?+
Yes. Sponsorship can cover equipment movement, trainers, learning materials, connectivity and follow-up support.
Do you work outside eastern Uganda?+
Tech Reach Africa has reached schools in eastern and central Uganda. New locations depend on programme planning, resources and partnership support.