WHO IS RENEWED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY?
Renewed Computer Technology (RCT) is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that empowers learners, educators and not-for-profit organizations with increased access to information and communications technology (ICT), skill development and learning opportunities, in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
VISION
RCT expands minds by extending technology
MISSION/WHAT WE DO
RCT is a social enterprise that delivers social, economic & environmental benefits. We do this by:
- Providing renewed information and communication technology (ICT) to learners
- Offering workplace skills & training opportunities for youth and volunteers
- Enabling organizations to realize their social responsibility programs
VALUES
As a social enterprise, we value:
- Collaboration: We nurture our relationships with our team, our recipients and our partners
- Learning: We deliver opportunities for learning
- Environmental Leadership: We take a leadership role in environmental responsible reuse & recycling practices
- Quality: We take pride in our processes and practices that deliver quality products and services
- Ethical Behaviour: Ethical behaviour governs our entire organization
Impacts & Inspiration
News, Stories, and More
Manvir Bains: Senior Lead Inventory & Qualify Assurance
By: Manvir Bains I began my journey at Renewed Computer Technology as a youth intern in January 2021, driven by a desire to transition into a career in IT. Throughout
Bridging Barriers in Windsor
By: Alli Slavik, Community Engagement Coordinator, Family Support Coordinator In Windsor, newcomer women - particularly refugee claimants - often face significant barriers when trying to access education, employment, and essential services.
ONE City Scholarship Fund
ONE City Scholarship Fund has seen firsthand how access to reliable technology can be a game-changer for youth transitioning to post-secondary education. Many of their recipients have shared that they
Adam French
Celebrating 10 Years at RCT When I graduated from Carleton University in 2013, I was looking for a job that would use the skills I gained through my Major in International History.
Jocelyn Campbell (Pronouns: She/Her
By: Jocelyn Campbell I studied at Centennial College, where I graduated with an advanced diploma in Business Administration Marketing. During my studies, I worked at The GAP and then Victoria’s