Digital Literacy & Coding
Arduino & Electronics
Raspberry Pi & IoT
Community Projects
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Join our IT volunteer mentor network: weekly check-ins, code reviews and career guidance for student teams (40+ mentor hours per cohort).
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We Believe Technology Is About Empowerment For All
AYOGG – African Youth for Global Goals is a non-profit bridging the digital divide by equipping Ghanaian high school students (SHS 1–2, JHS 3 graduates) with practical coding and hardware-engineering skills, in partnership with Labdoo for donated laptops, Arduino units and Raspberry Pis.
Our Mission
A platform for students to learn and apply technology with IT volunteers, building apps for local needs and bridging education and employment.
Our Vision
A Ghana where every young person, regardless of background, uses technology for community improvement and a brighter future.
Our 20-Week Programme You Must Love
Phase 1 · Foundation
Weeks 1–4. Scratch, Tinkercad and Python fundamentals with zero hardware dependency.
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Phase 2 · Arduino & Electronics
Weeks 5–10. Sensors, actuators, Git and the Smart Traffic Light mini-project.
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Phase 3 · Raspberry Pi
Weeks 11–16. Linux, Flask, SQLite, IoT and community problem-scoping interviews.
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Phase 4 · Capstone & Demo Day
Weeks 17–20. Scrum sprints, mentor reviews, user testing and a public showcase.
View DetailsWhat students build
Community Health
- Malaria symptom logger
- Handwashing reminder unit
- Pulse and temperature station
- Indoor air quality node
Water & Sanitation
- Water pH and turbidity sensor
- Tank level monitor with SMS
- Safe-water dashboard
- Rainwater flow rig
Education Technology
- Offline quiz terminal
- E-reader distribution hub
- RFID attendance tracking
- Aid for visually impaired students
Energy & Power
- Solar output dashboard
- Battery charge tracker
- Load-shedding scheduler
- Solar lantern controller