So what happens to all that old IT equipment we collect?


 


How you can help

To donate any old IT equipment you may have call us on 01234 779001 or email info@conquestwildman.co.uk

You don’t have to have old computer equipment to donate in order to help!

The time Conquest Wildman commit to these projects is all totally voluntary and there are only so many hours in the day! So the less time we spend collecting and packing equipment the more time we can spend on preparing and refurbishing it, so if you have free time and are able to drop kit off to us instead of asking us to collect it then this would be much appreciated.

Whats Next?

In 2005 we’re hoping to collect enough equipment to be able to provide a similar training facility in Bosnia, and more individual computer systems to be used in small schools around Ashaley Botwe in Ghana.

So if you’re having computer equipment updated in the near future, or have done recently, there is an alternative to putting the old equipment in the basement until you either clear out or move premises!

 

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These pictures show a small computer training centre in Ashaley Botwe, Ghana. The machines being used are just some of the many computers that our customers in England have kindly donated to Conquest Wildman for us to refurbish and use. With this equipment, the training centre in Ghana is giving children in Africa a very valuable opportunity to learn computer skills that they otherwise would not have.

Despite living less than an hours drive from Accra, Ghana’s commercialised capital, many of the children who are being taught at the centre live in very basic accommodation, often without mains electricity, let alone a computer

The Training Centre

The training centre is providing an opportunity for them to use a computer themselves for real, and learn valuable computer skills from an early age, narrowing the gap between people living in the capital Accra where facilities are actually available, and the surrounding villages such as Ashaley Botwe where technology and training is thin on the ground. The centre also trains adults in the use of computers so as to make best use of the facility

A Big Thank You

Thanks to our customers who donated the equipment, the efforts of the Conquest Wildman team and a group of volunteers who spent time collecting and preparing the kit ready for transportation, a year later Komla (the training centres teacher/manager) has been able to make sure that the training centre is not only providing a valuable resource to the local community but is now almost totally self sufficient.

It’s not just one training centre either; from the numerous computers donated, we have been able to provide refurbished equipment for use in other similar projects, including local schools.

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