Digital Literacy for Rural Women, Youth, and People with Disabilities in Eswatini

Help us equip 200 women, youth, and people with disabilities in rural Eswatini with digital skills that open doors to education, jobs, and peacebuilding. Together, we can bridge the digital divide!

The Challenge

In rural Eswatini, thousands of women, young people, and people living with disabilities are excluded from the digital world. Without basic digital skills, they are left behind unable to access online education, apply for jobs, or engage in vital conversations about peace and community development. The digital divide is deepening inequalities and limiting opportunities for those who need them most.

Our Solution

ISOKO Partners for Peace and Gender Equality and Umliba Loyembili Edupreneurs (ULE) are launching a Digital Literacy Project in Shewula, Eswatini.

This initiative will:

• • Train 200 women, youth, and people with disabilitiesin essential digital skills.
  •  Provide access to laptops, internet, and learning platforms.
  •  Build the capacity of local trainers to continue digital education beyond the project.
  •  Empower rural communities to participate in education, entrepreneurship, and peacebuilding.

  Why Now?

  The world is moving fast, and digital skills are no longer optional—they are essential. By supporting this project, you are giving rural women, youth, and people with disabilities the chance to learn, earn, and lead. This is about more than computers—it’s about dignity, equality, and creating a future where no one is left behind.

  How You Can Help?

  Share Our Story: Spread the word on WhatsApp, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

  Partner with Us: If you are an organization or institution, join us in bridging the digital divide.

  Donate Today: If you want to learn how to support this life changing project, please send us an email at: admin@isokopartners.org  or give us a call at +1-214-828-7646