IT for Youth Laptop Bank
The IT for Youth Laptop Bank collects retired computers from Ghanaian and international companies, sanitises every drive to a certified standard, refurbishes each machine, and places it with a young person in training. You get a documented, compliant route for your fleet refresh. She gets the tool she needs.
What We Handle for You
Four things your procurement and legal teams will ask about.
Certified data destruction
Every drive is sanitised to a recognised standard on arrival, whether or not it has already been wiped. You receive a certificate for every serial number.
Documented transfer
A Deed of Gift transfers title, records every asset, and disclaims warranty. Your legal and procurement teams get a document they can file.
Collection and logistics
We count, seal and collect from your premises, with a dual-signed manifest at both ends.
Certified recycling of the rest
Units we cannot use are recycled through a licensed handler against a certificate of destruction. Nothing enters the informal waste stream.
Where the Machines Go
Your equipment is not ring-fenced to one programme.
Her First Laptop
Individual machines for young women in higher education, delivered with Girls in Tech.
Tech Clubs and Rural Tech Connect
Shared machines equipping school clubs and community labs beyond Accra.
Academy and Entrepreneurship Hub
Machines for participants and founders in active training.
What We Accept
We publish our minimums and test every unit against them.
Partner Organisations
The organisations whose fleet refreshes equip this programme.
Planning a fleet refresh?
Tell us roughly what you have and when. We will tell you within 12 hours what we can take, what we cannot, and how we would handle the rest. Offers of ten machines and offers of five hundred are both welcome.