The SolarBerry was handed over to the local community in Choma, Malawi on 22nd June, 2018. It will give students access to computers for the first time.
The team at The Turing Trust are thrilled to announce that we won a Scottish Edge Young Edge award to support our work in the UK and in Malawi.
Sam Gray talks about his experiences as a volunteer for The Turing Trust and his involvement in the development of the SolarBerry.
Neil Gilchrist talks about his visit to Malawi to find out about the progress of The Turing Trust projects including the deployment of the SolarBerry in Choma.
ICT skills help students from Tetrefu ICCES create amazing designs. Their products were showcased at the National Skills Exhibition in Ghana.
Cards for Causes from Give as You Live is a great way to raise funds for The Turing Trust whilst going about your normal business.
Oxford Dictionaries combined a social media campaign, asking their followers to complete a survey, with making a donation to The Turing Trust.
The Turing Trust has been providing volunteers from Edinburgh College with work experience. Learn more about Ana’s experience helping in our office.
Learn more about the origins of The Turing Trust from its founder James Turing (great-nephew of the founder of computer science, Alan Turing).
Learn more about the maintenance and training workshops for ICT teachers in Ghana and the impact they have had.
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