NAPCO donates 12 computer devices to support Child Corners expansion

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NAPCO donates 12 computer devices to support Child Corners expansion

In line with its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) goals and strong commitment to promoting the culture of giving to make sure thorough social development in the Sultanate of Oman, National Aluminium Products Company SAOG (NAPCO), one of the leading extruders of aluminium profiles in the GCC, recently donated 12 computer devices to Child Corner, an Omani non-profit educational institution situated in Al Qaryatayn, Izki. The charitable initiative will support the current expansion of Child Corner's headquarters to develop a one-stop instructional centre geared up with the most recent innovations and digital gadgets to facilitate an improved knowing environment for needy children in neighbouring areas.

Robert Holtkamp, CEO, NAPCO, commended the essential function played by Child Corner in supporting local efforts to eradicate illiteracy in kids by providing them with necessary skills and basic skills. This would not just help them develop a much better future for themselves and their families and enhance their way of lives, but also contribute efficiently to the social, economic and cultural advancement of Oman.

"We think that literacy is no longer restricted to checking out and writing in today's era of information and communication technology (ICT), but has actually reached consist of abilities and knowledge related to computer systems and the web, which has ended up being an essential part of our everyday lives. ICT has become an important tool for building knowledge-based societies that have the ability to drive clever improvement and address the challenges of continuous international advancements and innovations. We have actually provided 12 computer gadgets to Child Corner as a substantial transfer to bolster efforts to get rid of illiteracy and help kids obtain the proficiencies and prospective they need to work members of the regional and global neighborhood and raise Oman's flag high in local and global events," added Holtkamp.

The Child Corner is a non-profit university concentrated on empowering needy kids with standard learning abilities. The organization's new head office is currently being developed in Al Qaryatayn in Izki and will offer classes for reading, writing, mathematics, and memorization of the Quran in addition to a variety of recreational activities.