Here at Apalis, we are buzzing with excitement as we venture into a partnership that stands at the crossroads of technology and humanitarian aid. The Tilitonse project, an innovative initiative led by the Martin Mary Solester Foundation, has opened a path for us to contribute to a cause that resonates with our deepest values—using technology to better human lives.
A Confluence of Expertise
As technical partners in this visionary project, we’re entrusted with the pivotal task of developing a one-stop center digital system. This platform is more than lines of code and user interfaces—it’s the embodiment of hope and support for the refugees of Dzaleka Camp. With the expertise of Saint John of God professionals at the helm, Tilitonse is set to redefine the landscape of support services for those who seek refuge within the camp’s borders.
A Project with a Pulse
Winning the UNFPA Hacklab grant is just the beginning for Tilitonse, and for us at Apalis, it’s a heartening validation of the project’s potential. Our role extends beyond technicalities; we are here to inject life into a system that promises to make essential services more accessible and efficient. Spearheaded by Tapiwa Penama, an icon of innovation and compassion, this project is destined to touch lives in ways that matter.
The Hope That Tilitonse Carries
What truly excites us about Tilitonse is its holistic focus. Mental health, ASRHR, and digital inclusion are not standalone concerns but intertwined strands of the human experience, especially in refugee communities. Our digital platform aims to knit these strands into a safety net that offers education, access, and a voice to the marginalized.
Our commitment at Apalis is to ensure that technology serves as a bridge and not a barrier. We’re setting out to build a digital system that doesn’t just function but flourishes, fostering an environment of self-sufficiency and empowerment. We see Tilitonse not just as a project but as a promise—a commitment to improve the day-to-day realities of the Dzaleka community through innovation and empathetic engineering.
Looking Ahead with Anticipation
As we embark on this journey with the Martin Mary Solester Foundation, we are more than partners; we are co-creators of a better tomorrow. The Tilitonse project is a testament to the synergy between technology and social good. We are eager to document each milestone, share every breakthrough, and celebrate the collective impact we will undoubtedly make.
In the spirit of Tilitonse, which means “we are together” in Chichewa, we invite you to join us in this exciting chapter. Follow our journey, support our mission, and witness the transformative power of technology when it’s aligned with the heart of humanity.
