So we've been receiving grants from TCS for a number of years now.
It gives us an opportunity to do things and acquire things that we couldn't do for our taxpayers money.
It's a lot like icing on a cake in terms of making this more environmentally friendly.

We are both value driven organisations and I feel that we are on the same key, which is very important for us because we need to rely on our collaborators so that we have the same value base and that we think in the same way and it feels very safe to do that with TCS because they're very respective of our needs and special conditions and also the integrity of the child in the hospital.

The donation means that we can buy material that we otherwise would not have been able to buy. All the material that we buy and we buy them in the aim for the children. By using the material, it means that children, when they remember their time at the hospital, they will remember the use of these interactive projectors or the VR glasses and kind of material that they have never seen before.

In TCS, in the Tata Group, in fact, the community is not just any stakeholder. It is the very essence and the purpose of our existence, the reason why we do business. And with that same strong sense of purpose, we have also run a lot of initiatives in Sweden and in the Nordics.

The resources that we have at hand, the attributes that we have as a company, the ethos that we have as a company helps us put in time, effort, investments and capital to be able to bring that social empathy, that volunteering culture into the society.

That we feel that we run programs that will make a social impact, that will make a big difference to the environment that we work in.

Long term partnerships are really, really good because you get to know each other, you know how to trust each other, you are speaking the same kind of language when you talk about what should be done.
And it's a big respect and that comes only when you have long term partnerships.