Concrete numbers, real schools, and the organizations helping us do more.
Students across India who have accessed our curriculum, attended workshops, or received hardware through LASA Life.
Primarily in underserved communities in India, schools that had limited or no computer science instruction before we arrived.
Placed directly in students' hands and school computer labs. Sourced through corporate partnerships and individual donations, with more units in the pipeline.
A structured, 60-week progression from digital literacy to AI fundamentals, free, offline-ready, and designed for students starting from zero.
Before and after LASA Life's expanded program.
Occasional laptop donations and one-off coding sessions. Students received hardware but no structured learning path. Teachers had no curriculum materials. Impact was real but scattered, hard to sustain or scale.
A five-module curriculum that schools can adopt independently. Hardware donations paired with lab setup support. Ongoing workshops delivered in person and virtually. Students can progress from complete beginner to working with Python, data analysis, and machine learning concepts, entirely on their own timeline.
Organizations that help us extend our reach.
Book & resource distribution
Books For Africa is the largest shipper of donated books to the African continent, having sent over 60 million books since 1988. LASA Life is working with Books For Africa to channel educational materials to students who need them.
Book & resource distribution
Based in Lexington, Kentucky, the International Book Project ships donated books to community organizations, schools, and libraries in countries where access to reading materials is limited. A potential channel for expanding LASA Life's educational resource distribution.
Hardware & corporate
Ongoing partnerships with technology companies and organizations that donate laptops and edtech tools to support our schools. Over 20 devices placed to date. If your organization can contribute hardware, we'd like to hear from you.
Working laptops, tablets, and peripherals go directly to students and schools. We handle logistics and setup.
Teach a workshop, help develop curriculum, or mentor students remotely. We work across time zones.
If you represent a school, company, or organization that wants to bring CS education to underserved students, reach out.