Empowering Rural Children, Especially Girls, for the 4th Industrial Revolution in Education

In line with its vision, the Gijima Mzongwana Youth Development Foundation (GMYD Foundation) strives to unlock the potential of rural children, particularly girls, in the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution. The foundation envisions a future where every rural student has equal opportunities in education, breaking the chains of poverty and fostering sustainable futures.

GMYD Foundation envisions a future where every rural student has equitable access to education, empowering them to break the cycle of poverty and create brighter, sustainable futures for themselves.

The mission of Gijima Mzongwana Youth Development Foundation (GMYD Foundation) is to provide free Internet access, digital online classrooms, and a range of programs to uplift the community of Mzongwana and surrounding areas. Through these initiatives, the foundation aims to bridge the digital divide, ensuring that rural children, especially girls, are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for active participation in the 4th Industrial Revolution.

By offering free Internet access and digital classrooms, GMYD Foundation is not only providing educational resources but also fostering a transformative learning environment that prepares the youth for the evolving demands of the future. The foundation's commitment to uplifting the community emphasizes a holistic approach to development, addressing socio-economic challenges and paving the way for a brighter and more sustainable tomorrow.

In unlocking the potential of rural children, especially girls, for the 4th Industrial Revolution, GMYD Foundation is actively shaping a future where education becomes the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Through their mission-driven initiatives, the foundation is not only providing access but also creating a foundation for empowerment, resilience, and prosperity in Mzongwana and its surrounding areas..