HashHackCode is all about giving back to our society. We have various social initiatives that focus on inclusive communities and spark conversations on social good.
Social Initiatives For a Better Tomorrow
Bi-Monthly Event
Tech Careers for Differently Abled Individuals
“Tech Careers” is a bi-monthly event, where we invite industry experts & professionals to meet parents of individuals who are differently abled to interact and discuss the possibilities of different career options for their children. The goal of this event is to inspire conversations about opportunities that can be created in tech for individuals with different abilities and to collaborate on creating pathways for success.
Special Project - Global Startup Pledge
Full Spectrum
Full Spectrum is a Global Startup Pledge where companies commit to employ individuals with autism, provide an inclusive working environment and an opportunity for a meaningful career.
#FutureCoders
Read about the incredible journey of our neurodiverse #FutureCoders and their parents towards an independent life and career.
2nd December 2020
Ananth’s story of positivity – Waltzing his way into the creative world of Coding
Ananth is a bright and affectionate young man of 23 years. He is a determined and persevering person who loves people. He was in his teens when he became aware that he is on the Autism spectrum. Contrary to what one would expect, the discovery of being neurodiverse brought him great relief and a whole…
22nd October 2020
Rising above all odds – Alan’s story of grit and perseverance
I was 33 years old when Alan was born. He had a flat nose, almond-shaped eyes, and short limbs. He looked like a doll. I felt blessed. A few hours later, I was told that he had Down’s Syndrome and was born without an anus. Even before I could absorb what Down’s Syndrome meant, he…
HashHackCode inspires people around the world to use their full potential and be the best versions of themselves. HashHackCode's impact on individuals, families, communities, and society at large is phenomenal.