Imagine living with ZERO or limited access to computers.  This is what life is like for Alfred and hundreds of other youths in the Wellington community in Freetown.

Alfred is a teacher in training. His ambition is to be a principal when he grows. He also has an interest in law. Learning computer skills is his chief priority. He renders voluntary service to children in the Wellington community environs. He is smart and very accommodating. Given the opportunity to learn computer skills will help him build his ability to become an efficient principal.

Imagine living with ZERO or limited access to computers. This is what life is like for Ansumana and hundreds of other disadvantaged youths in the Wellington community in Freetown.

Ansumana is a student at a higher learning institution. His desire is to be an IT specialist. He is also interested in business. He believes learning computer skills will set him on the path to achieve his dreams. He is committed to his academic work. Helping Ansumana learn computer skills will help make his dreams come true.

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Imagine living with ZERO or limited access to computers.  This is what life is like for Marion and hundreds of other disadvantaged youths in the Wellington community in Freetown.

How It Started: In 2012, the leadership of Develop Africa and Door of Hope agreed to undertake a joint building project - located in the Wellington community (Hill Side Areas of Beccle Street, Mellon Street, Phillip Street, etc.).  The overall goal was to establish a Center that would be a hub of development activities in the community.