In 2015, Tech Era started with digital literacy training for children and youth with disabilities in some communities in Ghana to learn basic computer navigation and develop interest in the use of digital technology. In 2017, we trained student volunteers who travelled to deliver digital literacy training and academic assistance to visually-impaired high school and university students. In 2019, we started a digital training home tuition program for children and youth with special needs. We also started developing a digital platform/virtual classroom to bridge the learning gaps that existed for visually-impaired learners at the high school level. In May 2019, we won a grant to build the capacity of tertiary students to acquire skills in developing affordable assistive technologies in Africa. Recently, we piloted 2 of our assistive technology prototypes for market commercialization; the pencil grip and stencils for children with special needs who have spasticity and motor difficulties.