Computer Aid International

23/01/2012
ecoConnect chooses Computer Aid as their Charity Partner for 2012
ecoConnect is the UK’s cleantech trade association and connections hub. They facilitate business support, investment, networking and collaboration throughout the green industry and the cleantech sector by supporting business and technology development, advancing public awareness of clean technology and participating in clean technology projects. You can find out more about what they do by visiting their website here . ecoConnect will be supporting Computer Aid throughout the year, and we will also be participating in the newly launched Green IT Business Network. Keep an eye out for future developments!

23/01/2012
Computer Aid is attending the 2 Degrees Summit
Computer Aid is looking forward to attending the 2 Degrees Summit tomorrow. The event is designed to help address some of the key sustainability challenges in business today and it will be great to hear from speakers in companies like Diageo, Sainsbury's, Unilever and Marks and Spencer on how they have implemented changes to improve sustainability within their organisations.

13/01/2012
Computer Aid Annual Report 2010 - 2011 now online
Our annual report for 2010 - 2011 is now up on our website. Take a look at what we and all our supporters achieved last year here .

03/01/2012
Up for a challenge?
If you’ve made a resolution to get fit, give something back or just do something incredible this year then have a look at our challenge events. We’re heading off on a 400km cycle around Kenya, making the iconic cycle from London to Paris and taking on the streets of London by night in 2012- and you can be part of the team. Check out our blog post for some first hand insights into our Cycle India challenge completed this year, visit our events page or email Rachel for more information.

Computer Aid International is a UK registered charity that aims to reduce poverty through practical ICT solutions.

We provide only the highest quality, professionally refurbished computers and laptops for reuse in education, health, agriculture and not-for-profit organisations in developing countries.

At our London workshop we data-wipe, test and professionally refurbish donated computers, monitors and laptops from UK organisations and individuals.

In addition to the provision of PCs, Computer Aid works on numerous initiatives designed to further increase access to ICT among poor and disadvantaged communities including the provision of e-training programmes for nurses and low cost software for partially sighted individuals.

Most recently, Computer Aid has launched the ZubaBox, a solar powered IT hub, which will enable access to solar powered ICT anywhere in the world.

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