Digital confidence
Building practical computer knowledge so young people can participate, learn and create in a technology-led economy.
Nigerian nonprofit · founded in 2021
We are working towards a just and equitable society where every person has the tools to catalyse their own prosperity.

Our north starSkills that open real choices.
Why we exist
The Jonathan Alexander Foundation was established from a belief that social and economic equality is a foundation for a peaceful, prosperous society.
From Damaturu, Yobe State, our direction is clear: engage young people and vulnerable communities with skills, support and pathways that strengthen positive choices.
Read our storyOur focus
Practical learning, personal agency and community wellbeing belong in the same conversation.
Building practical computer knowledge so young people can participate, learn and create in a technology-led economy.
Helping young people see credible pathways away from social vices and towards purposeful, productive futures.
Connecting skills to employability, enterprise and the confidence to shape an independent livelihood.
Working towards a fairer society in which vulnerable people can contribute, belong and prosper.
Representative imageA public ambition
This is a goal we have shared publicly—not a completed impact count. It sets the scale of the work we want to build with communities, educators and committed partners.
See the pathwayHow we think about change
Training matters most when it leads somewhere. Our programme direction connects foundational digital learning with confidence, enterprise thinking and routes into further opportunity.
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If you share our belief in practical opportunity for young people, we would be glad to begin a conversation.
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