The Digicel Foundation has invested over TT$730,000 towards establishing 12 TIE centres, with 9 of these centres integrated into existing panyards and with a dedicated budget of TT$540,000 for 2024, the Digicel Foundation will establish eight new TIE Centres at panyards.
Society should be more accepting when hiring persons with autism, employees need to think about the support and considerations involved and the language and communications differences.
Photo by Platon from the Microsoft Affordable Access Initiative website. Microsoft Corp. has renewed its Affordable Access Initiative grant fund…
Samsung Electronics Latin America and the Glasswing International Foundation have been awarded winners of the 2016 Best Practices of Corporate…
Above: NGO representatives listen to Microsoft’s Andrew Persad (centre, standing) as he guides them through the use of Office 365…
Ericsson has published its 23rd annual Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility Report, which details the company’s performance in 2015 in three…
Above: TSTT CSRs are coached on accessibility requirements by PAVI representatives. Photo courtesy TSTT. To enable greater inclusion for persons…
