The main object of Hope is to serve the society in general and the deprived sections of the society like SPASTIC and Intellectually Disabled, disabled, old aged, orphans, destitute’s etc., in particular and to strive for the upliftment of the society, irrespective of caste, creed and religion.
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08 Jul 2026
HOPE Provision Van – Driving Care, Hope, and Inclusion
On 08.07.2026, HOPE Public Charitable Trust proudly announced the upcoming launch of the HOPE Provision Van for our special needs community. This meaningful initiative marks an important step towards improving accessibil
07 Jul 2026
A Special Visit to HOPE NIOS
On 07.07.2026, Fire Officer Mr. Nagarajan visited HOPE Public Charitable Trust NIOS, making the day truly memorable for our team and students. During his visit, he explored the various initiatives of HOPE and learned abo
07 Jul 2026
Maersk’s Continued CSR Partnership with HOPE
On 07.07.2026, Dr. Kavitha S., CSR Captain, Maersk Global Service Centres (India) Pvt. Ltd., visited the HOPE Residential Home and Vocational Training Centre, Annambedu. Her visit reflected Maersk’s continued commitment