Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda

by RWANDA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS(RATA)
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda

Project Report | Feb 18, 2021
RATA Training for Visually Impaired on ICT

By Rene William Ngabo | Project Leader

Dear RATA supporter,

 

Rwanda Assistive Technology Access (RATA) has trained 17 young visually impaired on ICT under the project called: "Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda" because of your contribution.

Lessons such as keyboard typing using braillino braille display, text formatting, Microsoft word and excel, using internet and sending e-mails, and on how to use a smartphone were covered.

RATA has been supporting the participants to look for jobs after the training and so far, 4 of them got a job.

Before Covid-19 occured others were volunteering at RATA, advocating in different areas of the country so that persons with disabilities in Rwanda access ICTs (Assistive technologies).

Because of this global pandemic, our organization since March 2020 has done very few activities as most of our activities were done while bringing together many people.

For the moment, RATA  through its website is about to provide basic information and resources needed by persons with disbilities and their caretakers regarding Assistive technology and on how it can help them especially during this period of Covid-19.

RATA is a local non-governmental organization in Rwanda registered under the law N0 522/RGB/NGO/LP/10/2019 founded on 4th January 2018 with mission of ensuring accessible ICTs (Assistive technologies) for people with disabilities in Rwanda.

Thank you again for your contribution!!

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RATA Training for Visually Impaired on ICT

By Rene William Ngabo | Project Leader

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RATA Training for Visually Impaired on ICT

By Rene William Ngabo | Project Leader

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RWANDA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS(RATA)

Location: Kigali - Rwanda
Twitter: @RwandaAccess
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