Jack Growden speaking Tok-Pisin - LiteHaus International

Jack Growden, Founder and Chairman of LiteHaus International, first visited Papua New Guinea in 2016. Falling in love with the country, he founded LiteHaus International, a charity which, as of April 2020, built 8 computer labs in Western Highlands primary schools. He learnt Tok-Pisin (Pidgin) out of respect for the people and country he loves.

[@garshtoshteles]

Papua New Guinea is so diverse in language use, glad that this made a deep impression on a westerner so much so that he learnt tok pisin. Inspiring and I greatly hope LiteHaus gains the traction it needs

[@SuguAmesi]

It's amazing what you're doing here. If only Government funding could get behind this. I commend you and your team. E Learning truly is the way forward.