Apps and Girls – Creating Digital Generation

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We are on a mission

Creating a digital generation in East Africa.

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Get Involved

Join our cause by mentoring a girl, donating or volunteering in our programs

Our programs

Coding clubs

We conduct weekly coding sessions to girls in secondary schools to help them develop their own projects and succeed in their careers.

Tech & innovation Events

We organize events such as workshops, exhibitions, hackathons, Code Camps, boot camps and the Girls Summit to ignite girls’ interests in technology.

Jovia Program

Advanced IT and Online incubation program for underprivileged girls and young women to be able to compete in the ICT sector, secure employment or create their own tech-based enterprises.

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Adalace program

A Skills Development Program for unemployed female graduates in ICTs aiming at providing them with critical skills needed to reach their full potential in the ICT sector.

Mentorship & incubation

We provide mentorship and incubation support for emerging tech entrepreneurs to successfully launch and scale-up of their IT-based enterprises

Get Involved

Join our cause by mentoring a girl, donating or volunteering in our programs.

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the technology gender gap in Tanzania and across sub-Sahara Africa.

At Apps and Girls, we empower girls and young women to create the world they want to live in using technology by giving them skills and a platform to become effective tech-entrepreneurs and tech role models with including quality software and hardware programming skills.

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Girls Impacted over past 6 years

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WE ENVISION TO SEE GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN EMPOWERED BY ICT ARE ABLE TO CREATE THE WORLD THEY WANT TO LIVE IN

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Impact Stories

Meet Happiness Njowoka founder at FreshGenge

Happiness Njowoka is a 22 yrs old living in Dar es salaam. Her education Journey ended after completing her secondary level because of financial difficulties. Before joining the Jovia program, she was selling second-hand clothes in the streets. and had basic knowledge of operating a computer which included typing, playing games and getting on social

MEET A TECH DIVA CHANGING LIVES OF WOMEN IN TANZANIA

Aslatu Nguku is a 23 yrs old living in Tanga. After beginning her first year of university where she studied bachelor degree of education with mathematics and information technology she had to drop because of financial problems. She then engaged in different activities such as domestic work, tutoring and running a small shoe business to