WebOrganic, a Hong Kong NGO, is on a mission to equip Hong Kong’s poorest children with technology, so they do not lag behind their peers. As part of their programmes to cross the digital divide, WebOrganic accepted 200 digital cameras from Crossroads, newly donated from CISCO, to give children from low-income families the chance to tell their stories. The cameras are Flip Cams: ultra user-friendly technology. WebOrganic saw 600 disadvantaged Hong Kong families benefit from their Flip Cam project.
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