Academy Achievers Secures New Grant to Propel STEM & Digital Inclusion for Disadvantaged Youth

Today, Academy Achievers is excited to share an important update with our community. As a leading not-for-profit organization pioneering STEM and Web3-related activities, our mission has always been to empower vulnerable, disaffected, and disadvantaged children and young people aged 5–19 from hard-to-reach communities. Although we have not raised new external funding at this time—our current funding amount stands at None—we remain fully committed to reinvesting our ongoing donations and resources into our diverse educational programs. This renewed focus on the strategic allocation of available funds will allow us to further develop and expand our signature programs, including Early Years STEAM Music for toddlers aged 2–4, interactive Junior Coding Clubs for children aged 5–7 where young minds learn the fundamentals of coding with tools like Scratch, and our Virtual STEAM Camps which ignite creativity among 8–10-year-olds through hands-on projects ranging from spaghetti bridges to balloon-powered cars. Moreover, our #BeMedigitalinclusion initiative, designed for young women aged 14–25, continues to nurture aspirations in STEM and Web3 careers by offering a twelve-week mentoring program that covers topics from growth mindset to career guidance. With our vision to close the digital skills gap, every resource we channel back into these programs brings us one step closer to equipping our youth for a brighter future in the tech world. While our update today reflects that we have not secured additional external funds, it also highlights our unwavering commitment to making a difference through careful stewardship of our existing assets, ensuring accessible and innovative learning opportunities for every young mind we touch.