Code for

Compassion

Campus

BENGALURU

Are you building in AI risk…
AI for Climate… or AI for Animal Protection?

Then Code for Compassion Campus can help you fly.

 


The Code for Compassion Campus is our
in-person accelerator program, the first of its kind in the world dedicated to engineering compassion through AI.

Click below to check out our live programs. You’ll learn more about joining our AI for impact hackathons, specialist AR Coding Camps and our flagship D-Accelerator Programs.

Our in person, residential programs are hosted at our ultra-modern purpose-built facility spanning 6000 sq feet at The Yard, Carlton Towers, in one of the world’s great tech hubs, Bengaluru. As well as being a lean, cutting-edge AI command centre and development hub for impact, it offers promising start-up teams focussing on key impact areas - climate, animal protection and AI risk/security - the mentorship, compute power, support and funding to take their for-good prototypes to pitch for VC/enterprise level, government supply chain or major NGO investment.

Building the era of Secure, Compassionate AI

Together, we’re building a movement not just of ideas but applications. We’re broadly clustered around the concept of D-Acc - AI that’s decentralised and democratised as well as defensive.

But that’s just the theory.

We offer selected teams real benefits to move their ventures forward: accommodation, stipends, credits and the community to shape the future and ship world-changing tech.

Our residential (accommodation and food included), remote, individual and cohort-based programs are transformative and engaging featuring coaching, like minded innovators and on and offsite activities to broaden horizons and build teams are open for applications. Check out our work and come build the space where AI works for a secure and compassionate future for all.

To learn more about our programs and register your interest, please sign up via our bespoke application portal.

CREATE
Code 4 Compassion Bengaluru Hackathon and Campus Launch: Applications Now Open

Are you a coder, vibe coder, ux designer, or future-forward activist ready to to develop cutting edge AI tools for impact and animal advocacy?

Would you like access to top-class mentorship, bespoke models and all the compute you can handle -and more?

Then sign up to work on something that will make a real difference at Code 4 Compassion Hackathon Bengaluru: AI for Animal Protection.

It’s happening in the room on January 16th at our all new purpose-built Campus at The Yard, Carlton Towers, Indirangar, Bengaluru, and online on our dedicated Discord server - which also marks the launch of our amazing, beautiful space, a world first dedicated to AI for people, planet and animal protection.

You can apply to join a team at the link below or find our more about Code 4 Compassion hackathons worldwide here. We also have a dedicated Luma page for this event for you to share with other like-minded folks.

Our Prototype Numbers for 2025

  • 830

    High-potential Coders, Professionals and Advocates Upskilled in AI for Impact through our Learning Programs (and counting)

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  • 81

    High-impact AI prototypes, research and creative projects created by teams on our programs

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  • 35

    AI for Impact coding teams currently taking their prototypes through mentorship and investment

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  • 84%

    Report our programs as very or extremely useful to their next steps in AI for Impact.

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