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Care

Our main language is care, caring, and being present for those in need. At CodeYetu we not only teach tech skills to kids from marginalized communities, we love and give them hope for a brighter future.
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Digital Literacy

Coding is a basic literacy in the digital age, and it is important for kids to understand and be able to work with and understand the technology around them.Having children learn coding at a young age prepares them for the future.Coding helps children with communication, creativity, math, writing, and confidence.

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Mentorship

We conduct mentorship sessions between volunteer trainers and our students, this helps to provide encouragement and guidance and also gives the students an opportunity to share their challenges and seek help when need arises. We have also observed an improvement on self-esteem, discipline and school performance after mentorship sessions.

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Diversity &Inclusion

We believe in an inclusive society, where everyone gets a chance to play a part in the community. In this digital era, we work to ensure every kid no matter their background gets access to digital training. They are our future, the hope of creating a beyond poverty Africa.
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Who We are


CodeYetu is a community-based organization founded in July 2018.
We teach children in children’s homes how to code. We believe that each child, given an equal or some level of opportunity, can not only utilize their potential but is also able to see the possibilities of what their lives could become.
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What We Do?

We teach children in children’s homes how to code.We believe that each child, given an equal or some level of opportunity, can not only utilize their potential, but is also able to see the possibilities of what their lives could become.>>READ MORE

Web/App Development

App development using teen friendly apps such as thunkable and MIT app inventor come in handy when introducing app development to students. It helps them to explore all mobile phone features and create fully functional apps.

Robotics

Robots are quickly replacing manual, repetitive human tasks, they represent the future of work in the 4IR. We offer robotics classes where students get to design and create robots simulating solutions to real world problems.

Gaming

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Research shows that 91% of kids between ages 2 to 17 years play video games in one form or another. We aim to teach our students to be creators, innovators and help them create games simulating their own environment.

Make Art

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We use simple drag and drop techniques for beginner students which helps them learn JavaScript. With simple commands they can explore their imagination and create art using code.

3+Years of activity history
87Registered Kids
3Current Children Home
197KSuccessfully Donated

Our Projects

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Saturday Coding Sessions

Every Saturday we conduct 2-hour coding sessions in various Children Homes within Nairobi and Kibera slums. We have a set of classes for young ones between 7 to 10 years, 11 to 12 juniors’ class and 12 to 16 seniors’ class. We explore coding challenges from basic to advanced levels.

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Code for Charity Sessions

We host online quarterly code for charity sessions where we invite partner’s and friend’s kids to join our online classes with students from various homes at a small fee. Events proceeds are then donated to the various Children’s homes that we support.

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Mentorship Sessions

Most of the students enrolled in our program are teenagers. We conduct in person mentorship sessions where we discuss the various challenges the students might be facing at home and school, share tips on how to manoeuvre life challenges and set goals and targets to track progress.

Q1 Annual Code – athon Fun Coding Event.

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Join us for our Q1 Code-athon annual event on 23 March, 2024 at Microsoft Kenya Dunhill Towers, 115 Waiyaki Way starting 9a.m to 2pm.

 

Our Volunteers

We are more than a nonprofit organization

Asha Panyako

Patron

Peris Wanjira

Volunteer

Karen Mwihaki

Volunteer

James Kimani

Volunteer

Muchai

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Help a child secure a better tomorrow

We introduce and continuously improve coding skills amongst children without access to technology

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I believe the children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way, Show them all the beauty they posses inside. Give them a sense of pride to make it easier”
Whitney Houston

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