Camara issues appeal for used computers

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Image: Students from Scoil Mhuire, Shankill using Camara Ireland’s refurbished laptops

20 November 2013

Irish charity Camara has issued an appeal for donations of laptops for use in Irish schools. There has been a surge in demand for Camara’s educational technology packages and the charity has not yet sourced enough used laptops to meet this demand.

With its waiting list growing by the day, Camara is appealing to all organisations and individuals to consider donating their end of life laptops for reuse in the education of Irish students.

“I would urge people to consider Camara for reuse of their laptops,” said Ciaran Cannon, Minister for Training & Skills and a supporter. “The package they provide makes an important impact in our schools, helping to provide young people with vital access to technology.”

The social enterprise, founded in 2010, provides reused laptops and teacher training to disadvantaged Irish schools at 25% of the price of a new laptop. Camara Ireland has supplied over 900 computers to schools this year, training nearly 400 educators in the process.

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