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This week, TEA Cares Foundation had an exciting session with fourth and fifth graders at Mastan Nagar Government School. We engaged them in solving mathematical equations and were blown away by their quick multiplication skills!➕➗✖️ Next, we explored Panchatantra tales, discussing their morals and personal takeaways. The students’ insights made the stories even more meaningful. […]

TEA Cares Foundation recently conducted an insightful session at SAFA, focusing on goal setting and ChatGPT. Led by  Subhadra and the TCF team, the session aimed to help students set clear goals and explore how AI can support their learning journey. We look forward to more engaging discussions and empowering young minds at SAFA!

On Saturday, February 1st, the TEA Cares Foundation hosted a lively and engaging story reading session at Mastan Nagar Government School, featuring Strega Nona—the tale of a kind-hearted grandma witch with a magical pasta pot. The students eagerly immersed themselves in the story, listening attentively and participating with great enthusiasm. Interactive Learning & Fun After

TEA Cares Foundation recently conducted mock interviews for a batch at SAFA, helping students prepare for real-world job opportunities. Led by Anita, Subhadra, and Sai Gopal, the session provided valuable insights, interview techniques, and confidence-building exercises. These sessions play a crucial role in preparing students for the workforce, equipping them with the communication skills and

This November, the TEA Cares Foundation combined art and compassion by hosting a pottery workshop to support People for Animals (PFA), an organization dedicated to animal welfare. Held at the picturesque Grand Boulevard Clubhouse in Kokapet, Hyderabad, the workshop provided participants with an opportunity to explore their creativity while contributing to a meaningful cause. Guided

This October, the TEA Cares Foundation had the privilege of supporting a remarkable event that celebrated creativity, resilience, and neurodiverse talent—the “Diverse Voices” art exhibition, held at the iconic Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad. Organized by The Art Sanctuary, an NGO dedicated to improving the lives of neurodiverse children through art therapy, the exhibition showcased

This Ganesh Chaturthi, TEA Cares Foundation celebrated in a creative and joyful way with the children of Nachiketa, a government school in Jubilee Hills. We organized a special painting session, where the children painted eco-friendly clay Ganesh idols. The event was filled with excitement as the kids got to unleash their creativity. We were fortunate

Rakshabandhan is a festival that beautifully celebrates the bond between siblings—a tradition rooted in love, protection, and the promise of being there for each other. At TEA Cares Foundation, we believe in extending this spirit of care and protection to every member of our community, especially those who are most vulnerable. This year, in the

By Pranayini Sharma This year,  from May 3rd till May 10th, The TEA Cares foundation endorsed The India Literary Project’s annual summer camp, which was held in several government schools in Hyderabad. The camps included sponsorships from various other organisations and benefited over 150 children. ILP organised sessions in numerous schools across the city, including

(By Pranayini Sharma) Ethical behaviour in the workplace is an essential quality that all employees should have the knowledge of, in order to foster a positive work environment. Professionally, ethics can range from treating employees with mutual respect, to following the organisation’s moral code of conduct. To emphasise the importance of ethical behaviour in the