Frequently Asked Questions CADED

What is the protocol for donating equipment?

To manage activities that allow us to consolidate our corporate purpose, the foundation does the following:

a. We conduct diagnostics of vulnerable areas (multidimensional poverty).

b. We manage resources and equipment with public and private institutions at the national and international levels.

c. We develop digital education support and advisory plans for elementary schools in vulnerable areas.

d. We provide families (consisting of children or adolescents), with digital equipment, subject to the parents' acceptance and responsibility.

Who do we help?

Children or adolescents from vulnerable sectors

• Families experiencing multidimensional poverty

• Single mothers with children or adolescents

Who supervises?

Parents and guardians of minors

Who do you coordinate with?

Donors, educators, parents or guardians

Who are we?

We are a non-profit foundation that defends human rights, especially those related to the right to education. We work to bridge the gap between traditional and digital education in rural and urban areas of Colombia.

What do we do?

We provide computer equipment to vulnerable families with young students (boys, girls, and adolescents) to improve their study capacity and knowledge levels, seeking to open new study and employment opportunities.

How do we do it?

We conduct surveys and assess the need and access to education among families experiencing multidimensional poverty in vulnerable areas. We also work with public and private companies nationally and globally, seeking donations for the purchase of updated equipment that allows for internet connection.

Where do we do it?

In urban and rural areas of Colombian municipalities where there are vulnerable families or those in a state of multidimensional poverty

Who do we do it with?

With a group of volunteer professionals and technicians with a high sense of humanity (philanthropists) and the conviction that education (digital education) is the most effective tool to open new study and work opportunities for young people from low-income families in the country

Who benefits?

Vulnerable families with young people (boys, girls, and adolescents) in urban and rural areas experiencing multidimensional poverty, who lack the ability to purchase computer equipment (laptops or tablets) and internet access to enhance their studies and knowledge.