Anything Will Do Launches Its 54th Project Educate Centre in Dugri, Punjab | Sep 07, 2026
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On 7 September 2026, Anything Will Do achieved another significant milestone with the successful launch of its 54th Project Educate Centre (PEC) in Dugri, Punjab. The centre has been established with the objective of providing accessible computer education, digital literacy and practical technical training to students from underprivileged and underserved communities.
The initiative aims to help young learners gain exposure to modern technology and develop essential skills that can support their academic development, confidence, employability and future career opportunities. Through structured learning sessions and practical training, students will be introduced to computers, digital tools and technology-based learning in a supportive and encouraging environment.
To ensure an effective learning experience, the centre has been equipped with essential educational infrastructure including computers, projector, camera equipment, tables, chairs, whiteboard, training materials and required electrical accessories. These resources will enable students to participate in both theoretical and hands-on learning activities.
The launch witnessed the participation of approximately 50 individuals, reflecting strong community engagement and support for the initiative. Beyond providing access to equipment and training, the Project Educate Centre is designed to serve as a space where students can learn, explore, practise and build confidence in using technology.
Through Project Educate, Anything Will Do continues its efforts to bridge the digital divide by bringing quality learning opportunities closer to communities where access to technology and skill-based education may otherwise remain limited. The launch of the 54th PEC Centre further strengthens the organisation’s ongoing commitment to creating sustainable educational opportunities and empowering young people with skills that can contribute to their personal, educational and professional development.
This new centre in Dugri, Punjab, represents another step towards building a more inclusive learning ecosystem where financial or social limitations do not become barriers to education. By combining technology, practical learning and community support, Anything Will Do aims to enable students to become more digitally aware, independent and better prepared to participate in an increasingly technology-driven world.
