Jericho, North West · Est. 2020

Skills for a changing world.

We help young people and community members build practical skills in IT, coding and robotics — so local talent can learn, create and lead from right here at home.

Registered NPO 243-301Community-ledYouth & adults
Young people learning coding and robotics together at a community hub
Our focusPractical digital skills
What grows hereLocal possibility
Rooted in communityBuilt for the future

Our purpose

Digital opportunity should not depend on a postcode.

Itumeleng Lerona is a community-rooted skills development centre in Jericho. We exist to help alleviate poverty by making learning more practical, local and connected to real pathways — from first digital steps to further training, work and enterprise.

Deep roots. New routes.Our identity is grounded in where we come from — and focused on where our community can go next.

What we grow

Skills that become capability.

Small-group, project-led learning designed to feel useful from day one — with room to grow as partnerships and resources expand.

01

Agricultural training

Practical food-garden, poultry and small-scale production skills supported by record-keeping, planning and enterprise basics.

Food securityProductionEnterprise
02

Digital foundations

Practical computer confidence, online safety and the everyday tools needed to study, work and connect.

DevicesInternetProductivity
03

Coding & web

Hands-on problem-solving through code, from first principles to useful websites and community projects.

LogicWebProjects
04

Robotics & electronics

An inviting first step into sensors, circuits and automation that turns curiosity into something learners can build.

RoboticsSensorsTeamwork
05

Work & enterprise

Digital portfolios, career readiness and entrepreneurial confidence for a changing world of work.

CareersEnterpriseConfidence

A practical pathway

From curiosity to capability.

Technology is easier to embrace when learners can see what it is for. Every step connects knowledge to something tangible.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Start with confidence, context and a welcoming introduction to technology.

  2. 02

    Build

    Learn by doing through guided challenges, teamwork and practical projects.

  3. 03

    Apply

    Use new skills to solve a real need at home, at work or in the community.

  4. 04

    Progress

    Move toward further training, a learnership, employment or enterprise.

Technology beyond the screen

One community. Many ways to grow.

Digital skills sit inside a bigger vision for dignity, food security and local enterprise. Our planned community garden and poultry work remain important — now with room to explore digital record-keeping, sensors, small-business tools and smarter resource use.

Digital inclusionFood securityLocal enterprise

Build the next chapter with us

Partnership turns potential into access.

We are seeking funders, training providers, employers and donors who believe strong communities should be able to build their own future. Support can be financial, in-kind or hands-on.

Current needs2026
  • 01

    Laptops, connectivity and safe digital access

  • 02

    Robotics kits, components and learning software

  • 03

    Skilled facilitators, mentors and learnership partners

  • 04

    Transport support so opportunity is easier to reach

  • 05

    A reliable, equipped community learning space

Itumeleng Lerona tree emblem

Contact us

Let's build something useful together.

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