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EQ Educator (Level 1,2,3) is a program aimed at helping educators improve their own emotional intelligence quotient and bring social and emotional learning to their classrooms and schools.

Set up a community sharing station with smart lockers that let neighbours borrow everyday items 24/7 using a smartphone app, reducing waste and consumption.

Lead a hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programme in your school or community for 6–10 year olds

Murals for Communities brings people together through collaborative mural art projects that transform unloved spaces whilst fostering connection, creativity, and community pride across all ages and abilities.

Co-meta is a community-based training model that strengthens women's economic autonomy by building digital and financial skills to support their entrepreneurial or employment journeys

Hour of AI introduces students and communities to artificial intelligence through fun, accessible activities that demystify AI concepts and spark curiosity about technology’s role in our world.

Lead a hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programme in your school or community for 9-14 year olds

Eba le ts'oaetso ea nako ea 'nete ea kokoana-hloko e iqapetsoeng ka phapusing ea hau ho bona ka mahlo a kelello phetiso ea mafu le boitokisetso ba ho qhoma ha mohlala.

A three-workshop series that reconnects children aged 4-12 with nature through hands-on activities including composting, urban gardening, and water flow, fostering environmental awareness and sustainable living practices.

Lead a hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) programme in your school or community for 4-6 year olds.

Technovation Girls empowers girls and gender-diverse youth to solve community problems through technology and entrepreneurship, building real apps with global impact.

Fetolela phaposi ea hau ea ho rutela hore e be sebaka sa ho arabela seoa se nang le boiphihlelo se rarahaneng le bonnete. Liithuti li bapala karolo ea ho etsa liqeto—liofisiri tsa bophelo bo botle ba sechaba, baqolotsi ba litaba le baeta-pele ba ’muso—ho laola ho qhoma ha kokoana-hloko e iqapetsoeng.

Organise a free meeting place in your community to repair things instead of throwing them away.

Plant fruit trees in public spaces to provide free food for residents while bringing neighbours together through collaborative environmental action that creates lasting community connections.