08.04.2026
On 08.04.2026, volunteers and leaders from various branches of Teleperformance visited the HOPE Vocational Training Centre and Residential Home for Intellectually Disabled Persons at Annambedu for a meaningful Autism Awareness programme. The session included an in-depth presentation on the sensory and cognitive challenges faced by individuals with autism, along with effective therapeutic strategies followed at the centre. The team also participated in interactive activities, enhancing their understanding through real-life experiences. Dr. V. Nagarani honoured the Teleperformance team for their support. The programme concluded with an inspiring performance by HOPE’s Harmonious Rockers, celebrating inclusion, talent, and community partnership.
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