DEADFISH TECHNOLOGY LAB
A project by DeadFish Foundation (2025)

811 students at A Nhon Hoi Primary School in An Phú District, An Giang Province, Vietnam, a rural community near the Cambodian border, are learning with extremely limited access to technology.

The school’s current computer room contains 20 outdated computers — 10 of which no longer function. As a result, hundreds of students are missing the opportunity to build essential computer skills, a critical foundation for their future education and careers.

The DeadFish Foundation is committed to providing these students with a modern, safe, and fully equipped computer classroom so they can learn, grow, and thrive.

PROJECT SCOPE

The newly remodeled computer room will include:

• Full renovation and repair of the classroom

• Installation of electrical systems, outlets, LAN network, and strong, stable WiFi

• Purchase of 30 computers

• Double desks, student chairs, and a teacher’s workstation

• Full-room security camera installation

. A printer for teachers and students to use

• 12-month Technical support for all 30 computers

• 24-month warranty on classroom renovation and construction work

PROJECT COST

• Classroom renovation project: 150,000,000 VND (~6,000 USD)

• Computer project: 160000,000 VND (~6,300 USD)

Total Project Cost: 310,000,000 VND (~12,300 USD)

PROJECT GOAL

To give 811 students in a remote border region early access to Information Technology (IT) and digital literacy skills — helping them explore new knowledge and build a brighter, more promising future.