Progresif Sdn Bhd, a leading telecommunications company in Brunei, recently made a generous donation to the Society for the Management of Autism Related issues in Training, Education and Resources (SMARTER) Brunei. During a ceremony held at the SMARTER Brunei Edge Centre in Kampong Mata-Mata, Progresif donated eight personal computers to support the organization’s educational initiatives for individuals with autism.
The donation was made by Progresif’s Head of IT and Application, Mohammad Fauzi bin Haji Md Yassin, who expressed the company’s enthusiasm for supporting the important work being done at SMARTER Brunei. „We believe that every child deserves access to quality education, and we are proud to contribute to creating an all-embracing learning environment,“ said Mohammad Fauzi.
In addition to the donation of personal computers, Progresif has also implemented Internet connectivity at the SMARTER Brunei Edge Centre as part of their Donate Data campaign. This initiative aims to provide students with access to digital and online learning resources, further enhancing their educational experience.
The Progresif TechCare Outreach program emphasizes the company’s commitment to providing technological support to those in need. By equipping SMARTER Brunei with the necessary technology, Progresif is helping students with autism access interactive learning materials tailored to their individual needs. This not only enhances their understanding of motor skills but also enables them to adopt modern technologies that are essential for their future development.
Progresif’s Chief Executive Officer, Hajah Nurul Haniah binti Haji Jaafar, reiterated the company’s dedication to making a positive impact in the community. By supporting organizations like SMARTER Brunei, Progresif is contributing to the advancement of education and technology in Brunei.
SMARTER Brunei’s teaching approach is based on visual and hands-on learning, making the donation of personal computers particularly valuable. The computers will enable students to engage with interactive learning materials that cater to their unique learning styles. This technology not only supplements classroom instruction but also empowers students to develop essential digital skills that are crucial for their future success.
SMARTER Brunei CEO, Sharifah Adila Surya binti Malai Haji Abdullah, expressed gratitude for Progresif’s donation, stating that it provides the organization with the necessary tools to keep individuals with autism progressive in line with Brunei Vision 2035 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Overall, Progresif’s donation of personal computers to SMARTER Brunei demonstrates the company’s commitment to supporting education, technology, and the community. By providing students with autism access to essential learning resources, Progresif is helping to create a more inclusive and progressive learning environment for all.