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We Encourage Disadvantaged Children to Learn Using Broadband
Become a MentorOur Mission
To give disadvantaged children access to computers and encourage them to learn using the internet.
As internet connectivity becomes more widespread, every young person deserves the tools to confidently expand their own education beyond traditional schooling. At EDCLUB, we believe that the combination of internet access and active mentorship can transform educational opportunities for children in disadvantaged communities around the world.
Since 2013, we've grown from a simple idea (one computer, four children and one mentor) to a global movement reaching over 600 children with 200+ teenage mentors. The proof is in the results: mentees gain access to secondary school, university and job opportunities previously unseen in their communities.
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How It Works
Three simple steps to transform lives through mentorship.
Become a Mentor
Join our network of teenage mentors. No experience needed. We train you on the SOLE methodology and support you every step.
Raise Funds
Many mentors contribute ~£100 to support computer labs and internet access. Every contribution makes a real difference.
Ask Questions
Mentor twice weekly via Teams for 30–45 minute sessions. Ask challenging questions that push mentees to discover answers themselves.
Why join?
Everyone Benefits
Doors That Stay Open
Mentees get the chance not only to expand their education beyond what is available at primary school, but also to learn the computer literacy, English language skills and confidence that secondary schools, universities and potential future employers are looking for.
Skills That Last a Lifetime
Mentors develop their communication, relationship-building and leadership skills, while getting an insight into life where there are fewer immediately open doors. EDCLUB also fulfils IB and DofE volunteering requirements.
Children Mentored
Mentors
Partner Schools
Years of Impact
Testimonials
In Their Own Words
I am so thankful to EDCLUB Movement for the love and support towards Huruma village. I was among the first kids to join EDCLUB. My mother couldn't afford to pay my school fees but through the help of my mentors I managed to study to access my high school education and university. I am proud of myself so much for graduating from university with a degree. I am the first student from EDCLUB project to graduate. Dearest EDCLUB Movement thank you for giving me the opportunity to chase my dreams.
Victoria
2013 Mentee — First EDCLUB Graduate
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Join 200+ mentors transforming lives through education. It starts with one conversation.