TDS lights up Little Saints Orphanage
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TDS Hitech Solutions Limited, an IT solutions, connectivity, and renewable energy company, recently visited the Little Saints Orphanage Home to extend its impact on the community.
This was disclosed in a statement by the firm yesterday.
According to the statement, during the visit, the firm installed a renewable energy solar system to ensure a reliable and continuous power supply for the orphanage and its residents.
It also provided essential food items for the residents.
“Our team had the opportunity to engage with the children and staff, learning about their daily experiences, challenges, and aspirations. In addition to donating food and consumables to support their well-being, we installed a state-of-the-art solar energy system that will significantly enhance power reliability across their facilities.
“By ensuring access to consistent power, we are not only bringing light to their homes but also empowering the children and staff at Little Saints Orphanage Home,” the Head of Human Resources at TDS Hitech Solutions Limited, Titilope Olatunji, said.
He added: “This initiative reflects our deep commitment to corporate social responsibility and our dedication to building a brighter, more sustainable future for Nigerian communities.”
The visit exemplifies TDS Hitech Solutions’ dedication to fostering community empowerment while advancing the use of renewable energy solutions across Nigeria. We are passionate about ensuring that sustainable energy is within everyone’s reach and remain steadfast in our efforts to champion initiatives that make this possible.
In collaboration with Zola Electric, TDS Hitech Solutions continues to make meaningful contributions to communities by delivering sustainable energy solutions to firms and communities.
Individuals and communities can take advantage of its goodwill via https://tdstechng.com/ to explore a world of technological innovations
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