In the midst of COVID-19, the computer and the Internet has now become the go-to source for work and school. In very poor locations around the world, school closure means children are missing precious time in their lives when...
With hydroelectricity finally reaching the Farm, we have an advantage of both hydro and solar energy. The ability to produce our basic necessities gives us sustainability as well as enables us to support our farmers from beginning to end...
Since many of the school sites EVCO serves do not have internet access, EVCO has partnered with World Possible to give communities access to an internet-like experience. This server, Remote Area Computer Hotspots for Education and Learning (RACHEL), provides...
We have installed and donated our first computer lab of 2016 to Shiensui Public School in Liberia. It was a somber donation ceremony, giving teachers, parents, and students hope towards a better educational future. This community suffered tremendously during...
In 2015, our three initiatives, collaboration with our NGOs partners, EVCO computer setup and donation and our Poverty Reduction Program all came together beautifully making EVCO able to serve poor communities in Ghana and Liberia. EVCO collaborated with Equip Africa, a...
One of seven children, Theresa Agyeiwaa only completed middle school. Her father passed when she was just a baby. Her mother could not afford to send her to high school. She married at 19, and now, at 26 years...
As much as we would like to help every poor village schools, we face the sad moment when we have to tell a qualified school or community center, “Sorry, we cannot help you because we don’t have the means.”...
Liberia. A country founded by freed US slaves, endured one of the most horrific, bloodiest civil wars in modern history. Between 1989 and 2003, over 200,000 men, women and children brutally lost their lives, while more than 200,000 others...
The ongoing civil war between the Konkomba and Nanumba tribes in Northern Ghana has received very little international attention because other than the two main tribes involved it has been contained, although the devastation cannot be overlooked. The area...