St. George’s School IT centre needs new equipment to make sure students don't miss out on gaining vital hands-on digital skills. Without the right equipment, future opportunities could be limited, especially for the poorest families. The school also faces water shortages, impacting health and learning conditions for children and the surrounding community. The area is prone to waterborne diseases, so it is important that the school has access to their own long-term and safe water source.

A fully equipped IT centre will give students practical digital skills, boost their confidence, meet educational standards, and prepare them for the modern world, transforming tech access for some of Ethiopia’s most vulnerable children. A dedicated water well at SGS would ensure a steady, clean water supply, improving hygiene, reducing disease, enabling daily operations, and creating a healthier, safer environment for over 650 students to learn, thrive, and grow with dignity.