January 3, 2023
2022 Flashback: Delivering digital inclusion
Over the past year, the Flow Foundation has proudly supported schools, communities, and public and private organisations as Jamaica advances to becoming a truly digitally-enabled society.
By offering free service to these entities on the Flow network, the organisation has facilitated childhood education and digital access and literacy, while lifting the spirits of the recipients.
The Flow technology supports Jamaica’s vision and developmental goals and the foundation promises that it will continue positively impacting lives in 2023 and beyond.
See photo slider from last year’s activities below.
LeVaughn Flynn (left), Flow’s Public Relations Manager, and Chad Lorne, student of Mona High, share a tech moment after Lorne received a complementary Chromebook from the Flow Foundation.
The National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) got a tech boost through the gift of tablets from the Flow Foundation. Cassandra Morrison (left), Executive Director of the NCSC, and senior citizen Barbara Forbes (right), explore the features of one of the devices with Kayon Mitchell, Flow’s Director of Communications and Executive Director of the Flow Foundation.
In keeping with the mandate to facilitate digital inclusion, several community centres are now enjoying free high-speed Internet courtesy of the Flow Foundation, including the Angels Table Tennis Academy. Here, Andre Richardson (second left) and Kelsey Davidson (second right) surf the internet on a laptop, while president and coach of the Academy, Richard Davidson (left), and Flow’s Community Program Coordinator, Courtney Bell, look on.
Ann Marie Thomas, teacher at the Bustamante Hospital for Children Learning Centre, incorporates video lessons powered by Flow’s internet to improve student engagement at the centre.
