Perspectives on engineering, security, digital transformation, and the communities we serve.
When Digich.org partnered with Asase Africa Foundation, the goal was simple but profound: use technology as a leveller. From digitising health records to connecting rural schools with e-learning platforms, here is the story of how software met service.
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Projects, stories, and impact from our community partnership
In partnership with AAF, Digich.org designed and deployed a free digital literacy curriculum for young people in underserved communities in Accra. Covering basic computing, internet safety, and introduction to coding, the programme reached over 200 participants in its first cohort — with a 78% completion rate.
AAF operates outreach health clinics serving communities with limited access to formal healthcare. Digich.org built a lightweight, offline-capable patient records system that works on low-end Android tablets — reducing administrative time by 60% and improving continuity of care for over 1,200 patients.
Our creative studio worked with AAF to refresh their brand identity — from logo redesign and communication templates to motion graphics for their social media channels. The updated visual language better reflects their mission and has grown their Instagram following by 140% in six months.
Traditional donor platforms are expensive, foreign-currency-biased, and overcomplicated for grassroots NGOs. We built a lightweight donor management and fundraising platform for AAF — supporting mobile money payments, GHS and EUR currencies, and one-click recurring donations — at zero licensing cost to AAF.