Expanding Opportunities – I WILL Opens Computer Class #3
The year 2010 is very special – yet another computer class has opened its doors on May 21, 2010, giving hundreds of children access to computers and Internet for education and livelihood purposes.
The year 2010 marked another milestone for I WILL — on May 21, a new computer class officially opened its doors, giving hundreds of children access to computers and the Internet for education and future career development.
Located in the heart of Nikolaev, Ukraine, the center is easily accessible and offers free computer literacy classes for disadvantaged children and youth. Educational sessions are led by volunteers from the local charitable organization Rights for Kids, with additional programs in business skills, entrepreneurship, employment education, and career counseling — all provided free of charge.
This achievement was made possible through the resourcefulness and determination of Vladimir Kotov, Tatiana’s father, and Eugeny Paramonov, director of Rights for Kids. Together, they turned a vision into reality, ensuring that children across the Nikolaev region can access vital digital education.
“The interest in the class is growing rapidly,” shared Vladimir Kotov. “During my recent visit in November, I saw a long queue of kids waiting outside to get into the class. We need more volunteers.”
Rights for Kids continues to help orphaned children find foster homes, while the newly renovated classroom — donated by Rights for Kids and the Ukraine Regional Center for Youth Education — now serves as a hub of opportunity and hope. I WILL provided all the necessary equipment and Internet connections to bring it to life.
Thank you to all supporters whose generosity continues to turn dreams into reality.
