ST. THOMAS, ON - STEAM Education Centre, a St. Thomas based non-profit learning initiative and centre, is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Green Lane Community Trust Fund in support of the Centre’s re//BUILD.IT e-waste and computer repurposing program. STEAM Centre will receive $5000 towards program support of the re//BUILD.IT program.
STEAM Centre’s re//BUILD.IT program offers several valuable resources to the community. In addition to providing safe and appropriate e-waste recycling, learners of all ages can attend the re//BUILD.IT program, encouraging collaborative learning, allowing participants to develop 21st Century skills in high demand. Through the program, all participants are given the opportunity to learn key computer skills, including hardware repair, and networking from qualified staff members and volunteers on hand, whatever the skill level.
Additionally, through the donation of refurbished computers, the re//BUILD.IT program aims to bridge the digital divide that persists amongst those without access to a home computer. “For anyone, simply having a home computer is empowering and enriches educational experiences through technology. For students of school age specifically, the addition of a home computer to their routine puts the world at their fingertips, paving the way for achievement in school and their future careers” said Jessica Moyes, Executive Director of STEAM Education Centres.
“We are thrilled to accept this support from Green Lane Community Trust Fund” said Moyes. “This gift will ensure we can continue to safely dispose of e-waste, and better prepare the next generation in an unpredictable and quickly advancing world, while supporting the current adult workforce in furthering their technical skills and knowledge”.
Find out more about the STEAM Centre at www.steameducation.ca.
Additionally, through the donation of refurbished computers, the re//BUILD.IT program aims to bridge the digital divide that persists amongst those without access to a home computer. “For anyone, simply having a home computer is empowering and enriches educational experiences through technology. For students of school age specifically, the addition of a home computer to their routine puts the world at their fingertips, paving the way for achievement in school and their future careers” said Jessica Moyes, Executive Director of STEAM Education Centres.
“We are thrilled to accept this support from Green Lane Community Trust Fund” said Moyes. “This gift will ensure we can continue to safely dispose of e-waste, and better prepare the next generation in an unpredictable and quickly advancing world, while supporting the current adult workforce in furthering their technical skills and knowledge”.
Find out more about the STEAM Centre at www.steameducation.ca.
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