> And definitely consider volunteering if you've got the time for it. I agree, it's hard for some non-tech to understand which problems can be solved with tech

> And definitely consider volunteering if you've got the time for it. I agree, it's hard for some non-tech to understand which problems can be solved with tech. Also, from outside it's difficult to know all the tech they already use. A month in the field and talking to everyone while there may be very helpful to understand the real problems.