
Solar-powered Internet kiosks (#HelloHubs) built with and for communities for education, connectivity and play. #EducationForAll
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We won't be using Twitter anymore
Twitter was never perfect, but it was important. Now it's the property of a billionaire pursuing their own agenda. Unacceptable.
@elonmusk
#RIPTwitter
The community at Panyikworo have been planning their Hello Hub. Each Hub build is lead by the community who will use it.
#FridayFocus
Today Hillary introduces us to the early days of an @abrdn_plc Hello Hub build.
With the foundations finished the community can start work on electrical engineering.
What’s the word…Excited?
WiFi is provided by @roketelkomug at every Hello Hub in Uganda
The team are proto-typing "hands-free" wash stations that can be built quickly and easily by Hub communities. These stations will reduce touchpoints and help keep Hub users safe from the spread of disease.
They are just one part of our ebola awareness programmes in #Uganda.
A Hello Hub means something different to everyone. For some, it is a way to find new opportunities, while others can stay in touch with distant friends and family.
One thing they have in common is that a Hello Hub improves their quality of life.
Taking you inside a Hello Hub build using footage and interviews captured during a recent build. We're excited to introduce you to the community! Follow every Friday
The story takes place in Kashojwa, the first @abrdn_plc Hello Hub.
WiFi provided by @roketelkomug
Hello World is working to provide better futures for out-of-school children across the world.
And we need your help. Our solution is affordable, scalable and sustainable.
Be a part of our pioneering approach.
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#thankyou
An autodidact is a person who teaches herself or himself.
Out-of-school children worldwide have no option but to become autodidacts, learning trades or skills needed to survive. With a Hello Hub they can teach themselves the skills they need to excel.
you can find out more about the first 10 years of Hello World (and sign up for our dispatch newsletters ) here,
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