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Robotic & Drone Programme

Practical technology experiences help girls build confidence, understand engineering and imagine themselves as creators. WHSF connects robotics, drone technology, ICT learning and mentorship to pathways back into education and opportunity.

Girls in ICT Club celebrating learning achievements with WHSF mentors
Access. Skills. Confidence. Opportunity.

One connected STEM pathway

Learning designed around access, belonging and practical experience.

The programme brings technology closer to girls and young women through three connected pathways.

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Robotics & Drone Technology

Hands-on demonstrations, safe equipment practice and guided projects introduce automation, flight technology, engineering thinking and real-world problem-solving.

02

ICT Girls Club

Safe, supportive learning spaces build computer confidence, digital literacy, teamwork and the foundations girls need to participate in advanced STEM opportunities.

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TechWomen

Women mentors, facilitators and professionals provide leadership, career visibility, encouragement and networks that help learners see a place for themselves in technology.

From exposure to opportunity

Technology becomes a bridge back to learning.

WHSF uses robotics and drone technology to engage rural, underserved and out-of-school girls. Demonstrations, digital learning, mentorship and practical activities turn curiosity into a reason to return, participate and keep building.

  • Practical robotics and drone exposure
  • Computer and digital literacy
  • Engineering problem-solving
  • Women-led mentorship and career guidance
  • Community outreach and learning resources
  • Pathways into education and enterprise

Success Stories

Real stories from WHSF learning, technology and community impact.

These videos highlight WHSF programme moments, learner experiences and community stories that show how technology, mentorship and education can open new pathways for girls and young women.

Story 01

Technology opening doors

A WHSF story showing how exposure, encouragement and access to technology can help learners imagine new futures.

Story 02

Confidence through practical learning

Programme moments that reflect WHSF’s commitment to helping girls build confidence through hands-on digital and STEM learning.

Story 03

Community-powered opportunity

A story of community engagement, mentorship and opportunity connected to WHSF’s wider education and technology mission.

Story 04

Education, enterprise and advancement

How WHSF programmes support young women with learning pathways, entrepreneurship exposure and career advancement opportunities.

ICT Lecture

Lecture received by the Girls in ICT Club

A learning session showing how WHSF supports girls with practical ICT exposure, digital confidence and guided technology education.

ICT Learning

Digital skills learning in action

A WHSF ICT Girls Club learning moment highlighting technology access, mentorship and the importance of digital inclusion for girls.

Community impact through technology

Drone & Robotic technology is helping rural girls find their way back to school.

WHSF introduces drone technology as a practical bridge between curiosity, education and opportunity for girls in rural communities.

Through demonstrations, hands-on learning, entrepreneurship exposure and mentorship, WHSF encourages un-educated and out-of-school girls to return to learning, build digital confidence and see a future for themselves in STEM, enterprise and meaningful work.

7,500+girls impacted through WHSF technology and education programmes
2,500+young women empowered through entrepreneurship, mentorship, networking and career pathways around the world

Community impact through technology — WHSF Drone Tech Programme

Technology for education, confidence and opportunity

Build the next pathway

Help more girls enter STEM with confidence.

Partner with WHSF to support learning labs, robotics and drone equipment, school clubs, TechWomen mentors, excursions and community outreach.