Digital Citizenship

The Digicel Foundation is committed to reducing the digital divide in Trinidad and Tobago. 

We're building civil society and private-public sector partnerships to increase access to the internet and expose youth and marginalised groups to technology.  Increased access further bolsters efforts in education, employment, food security and other areas that can affect families' socio-economic status.   

Through our projects we're also supporting community centres and public spaces, ensuring that they are equipped with computers and high-speed internet.  These spaces serve as hubs for digital learning, collaboration, and access to online resources, particularly for those who may not have internet access at home. 

The Digicel Foundation promotes the development of digital technologies and platforms that are inclusive and accessible to persons with disabilities. This ensures that everyone, regardless of ability, can fully participate in the digital world. By implementing these strategies and collaborating with stakeholders, we can play a significant role in reducing the digital divide and ensuring that no one is left behind from participating in the digital age.