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Technology for refugees.

Why is technology for refugees so important?

In today’s world, students need access to computers and other technology to help them succeed in school, especially refugee children who often experience gaps in their education. 

Since 2018, Tent Schools International worked abroad and in the United States to make sure refugee students were equipped with the devices they needed to learn, issuing a total of 390 laptops to refugee or resettled people through its LEAP program, a partnership with electronics-refurbishing company, Comprenew.

LEAP is currently on hold, but you can learn more about its impact below!

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Our technology clients:

Bethany Christian Services

Resettled clients involved in English language and vocational skills training in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Treetops Collective

Resettled teen girls taking high school and college courses in
Grand Rapids, Michigan

House of Ruth

Syrian refugees learning English and computer skills at an after-school program in Madaba, Jordan

African Resource Center

Resettled students from African nations involved in an after-school program in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Alliance Church Jordan

Syrian refugees in Amman, Jordan involved in the outreach programs of a local congregation

Norbert and Friends Ministries

Refugees from Burundi attending secondary and vocational schools in a Tanzanian refugee camp

Warm Heart Lebanon

Syrian refugees attending computer classes at a mobile school in Lebanon

Academy of Wisdom

Educators facilitating virtual learning after the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Refugee Education Center

Resettled individuals enrolled in tutoring and peer support programs in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Love Justice International

Displaced girls at risk of trafficking in Nepal taking courses at a safe house (Dream Home)

AFPDE Congo

Women and girls recovering from the trauma of war and assault

Teach Beyond

Syrian refugees involved with the Athens Birthday Project in Greece

Help us welcome the stranger.

We honor the biblical mandate to welcome those from other nations who are fleeing for their lives. We strive to put ourselves in their place, to love our neighbor as ourselves (Leviticus 19:18), to treat them as would want to be treated if the circumstances were reversed.

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