- Rural Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs), families, and communities who become computer literate enhance their employment opportunities
- Rural OVCs, families, and communities communicate with their sponsors and others, thereby improving their knowledge about the world and different cultures
- OVCs are equipped with a skill that they can use to earn a living (i.e. dressmaking, tailoring or cutting, and design)
- OVCs, families, and communities build knowledge and understanding of HIV/AIDS, its transmission, and its prevention
- OVCs, families, and communities learn about the various forms of child abuse and how to prevent or handle it
- OVCs, families, and communities are empowered with a safe place to meet, interact, and learn more about how they can develop themselves into more productive citizens
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