When you sponsor a student through our 'Education is Power' program, they are not just getting access to classrooms and textbooks, but also additional resources and skills that prepare them for the real world. One of the resources that some of our students can access is computers and training in digital literacy through their school's computer lab, such as this one as Kasungu Secondary School, where we sponsor 13 students. This is more than just a room filled with computers — it's a gateway to their future. Through digital literacy, our Power students can enhance their educational outcomes, and equip themselves with essential skills for future employment. By connecting with the world, accessing global knowledge, and learning new skills, they are better prepared for the challenges of the modern world. That gives them a leg up after they graduate, and a pathway to opportunities that will help them lift themselves and their families out of poverty. To become a student sponsor throu...