Four pathways to get involved
Building practical, accessible technology education requires the combined energy of families, schools, skilled volunteers, and supportive organisations. Explore the pathway that fits your capacity.
Involvement arrangements and expectations
Involvement opportunities depend on programme needs and arrangements. AI Grassroots does not promise immediate placements or immediate workshop rollouts. We assess all enquiries carefully to ensure safe, responsible, and sustainable community activities.
Parents and guardians
“Express interest in future learning opportunities.”
Tell us about your interest in hands-on technology education for your children. We will keep you informed about upcoming pilot workshops, parent resources, and community learning days in your area.
Schools and community organisations
“Explore hosting or supporting learning activities.”
We welcome discussions with primary schools, high schools, youth centres, libraries, and after-school clubs interested in co-hosting workshops or integrating AI literacy into community spaces.
Volunteers and mentors
“Offer your teaching, technology, organising or creative skills.”
Are you a software engineer, teacher, curriculum designer, event coordinator, or community volunteer? Lend your knowledge and enthusiasm to help children build digital confidence.
Businesses and supporters
“Discuss funding, equipment, connectivity or other practical support.”
Help us provide hardware, reliable internet, learning kits, venue access, or philanthropic funding to ensure our workshops remain accessible and free or low-barrier for children.
Looking to support our mission with resources or sponsorship?
We need computers, connectivity, venues, learning materials, and philanthropic backing to bring our curriculum to communities. Read our dedicated support guide to see the specific practical ways you can help.