Help St Luke's Combined Hospices by donating computers and monitors for the organisation to upgrade outdated ITE

 City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality, Western Cape

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Help St Luke's Combined Hospices  by donating computers and monitors  for the organisation to upgrade outdated ITE

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Digital Access & Technology

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Devices (computers/tablets/phones)

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Help St Luke's Combined Hospices by donating computers and monitors for the organisation to upgrade outdated ITE

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St Luke's combined Hospices is fully reliant on donations and receives no funding from government. Palliative patient care is hugely expensive and a huge number of our patients are unable to pay. Patient needs are always prioritised hence there is little or no funds to spare for upgrading/replacing outdated IT equipment. Refurbished IT equipment will be most welcome since the team has been battling with outdated computers for years. Any assistance towards the total requirement of 5 laptops, 12 desktops, 7 monitors, will be hugely appreciated.

Sustainable Development Goals

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation


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