The Student Developer Community of SoterCare
An open student developer community helping students learn through GitHub, open source, workshops, and real-world software projects — in AI, Cloud, IoT, Blockchain, Web3, and software engineering. Open to any student, from any university, in any field.
What is SoterCare Developers?
Who is it for?
Any student — any university, any year, any experience level. You do not need any connection to SoterCare’s healthcare product to belong here.
How do I join?
No application. Star the repo, introduce yourself in Discussions, come to an event, or open your first pull request.
What do members do?
Run and attend workshops, hack at hackathons, contribute to open source, mentor newer members, and document what we learn.
Why GitHub?
It’s where the work actually lives — events, guides, and history, version-controlled and open for anyone to improve.
SoterCare Developers is built by the team behind SoterCare, a student-led healthcare technology venture — but this community stands on its own. No product code lives here, and no prior connection to SoterCare's product is required.
What members explore
Through workshops, hackathons, and real contributions — not just lectures.
Learning together, shipping real things
To empower students to build meaningful, open technology by learning together, shipping real projects, and lifting each other up through mentorship and community.
Real numbers, verified as we go
Community members have also competed in
🏆 Hult Prize (Finalist) · 🥉 CuttingEdge 2026 (3rd Place, Best SDGP Project category) · 🚀 NIA Innovation Voucher Programme 2026 (Selected) · 🎯 CodeSprint 11 (Finalist)
These competition wins recognize Team SoterCare's product work, not the community directly — the same people build both.
Real students, real events
Every photo links to the full event write-up — see the people behind the numbers.
Hands-on sessions across our stack
AI, Cloud, and Blockchain (Algorand & Solana), plus developer bootcamps and technical talks.
Hackathons, meetups, and milestones
Every event has a full write-up — overview, impact, gallery, and team — documented in the open.
Open source is how we learn
We maintain beginner-friendly issues across our repositories, and every contribution — code, docs, or design — is credited.
First Contribution Guide
A step-by-step walkthrough from fork to your first merged pull request.
VisitOpen Source Contribution Guide
Issues, PRs, reviews, and etiquette — going deeper once you've made your first PR.
VisitGood First Issues
Beginner-friendly, scoped tasks reserved for newcomers across SoterCare's repos.
VisitBuilt and maintained in the open
Real, ongoing projects this community owns — not just the product SoterCare ships.
Free, curated, and topic-organized
9 categories covering programming, cloud, AI, blockchain, careers, and student opportunities.
Communities we build alongside
We collaborate with foundations, student organizations, and technology communities to deliver workshops, hackathons, and open-source initiatives. These are community collaborations — not corporate sponsorships or official endorsements.
GitHub is central to how we work
Documentation, planning, issues, and pull requests — everything version-controlled and public.
GitHub Organization
github.com/SoterCare — every public repository the community and product maintain.
VisitCommunity Repository
Events, guides, templates, and the source of everything on this page.
VisitStudent Resources
A free, curated catalog across 9 categories for students learning to build.
VisitContributing Guide
How to contribute — first-timers especially welcome, no experience required.
VisitNo application. Just show up.
Star the repo, say hello in Discussions, come to an event, or open your first pull request — any of these makes you a member.