Project Eduplay: Day at School-1 was conducted on February 8, 2024, at Chinnathadagam and benefitted 110 school students. Organized by MSW Concurrent Fieldwork students, this initiative combined awareness, education, and recreation to create a fun, interactive, and meaningful learning experience for children. The primary aim was to empower students with essential life skills, including awareness about good and bad touch, the value of family, and the importance of education. Sessions were designed using age-appropriate language and real-life scenarios to help children recognize unsafe situations and learn how to seek help. Students were also informed about helpline services like Childline (1098). A motivational talk helped children understand how family and education shape their future. Drawing activities enabled creative expression, while games encouraged teamwork, coordination, and problem-solving. MSW students engaged directly with the children through conversations that built trust and understanding. As a result, students felt safe, heard, and valued. The program enhanced their awareness, self-expression, interpersonal skills, and understanding of supportive systems. This initiative also gave MSW students hands-on experience in conducting impactful community interventions. Eduplay successfully fostered a nurturing environment for holistic development, serving as a model for future child empowerment programs.
AWARENESS PROGRAM – National Girl Child Day 2024
On the occasion of National Girl Child Day 2024, the Liferay Foundation, in collaboration with the Police Department and Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore, organized a Women Sensitization Program on January 24, 2024. The event took place at Avinashilingam University and was attended by 700 enthusiastic NSS girl volunteers from the first-year undergraduate program. The primary objective of this initiative was to raise awareness among young girls about vital issues such as financial literacy, mental wellness, and cyber safety—empowering them for a confident and self-reliant future. Through this program, the participants gained insights into managing their finances, recognizing mental health concerns, and staying safe in the digital space. Esteemed speakers such as Mr. Naresh Babu, Chartered Accountant, addressed the students on financial planning. Mrs. Suganya, Sub-Inspector of Police and Cyber Crime Division, gave an eye-opening talk on online safety and cyber awareness. Mrs. Swathi, Senior Psychiatrist from KMCH Hospital, emphasized the importance of mental health and shared practical wellness strategies. The session was interactive and well-received, sparking meaningful discussions. The participants were encouraged to ask questions, share experiences, and reflect on their roles in society. The event was not only informative but also motivational, building self-confidence and awareness among the young girls. By fostering knowledge in these crucial areas, the program laid the foundation for a more informed and empowered generation of women. The one-day event was a significant step toward ensuring gender equality and safety. Liferay Foundation remains committed to nurturing such impactful initiatives for social good. The event successfully combined education with empowerment, making National Girl Child Day a memorable occasion for all involved.
HOPE IN ACTION – Grocery Shop Renovation
BTG Trust supported a livelihood enhancement initiative through the renovation of a small grocery shop near Sitra Signal, Coimbatore, on 26th December 2023. The beneficiary, Mrs. Suji—a widow and sole breadwinner—relies entirely on this shop for her income. The shop had suffered significant structural damage, including a broken sunroof and leakage issues that affected daily operations and stock safety. To ensure Mrs. Suji could continue her business in a safer and more sustainable environment, BTG Trust facilitated the necessary repairs over two days. The support covered essential materials and labour, allowing her to restore the shop to a functional condition. This initiative aligns with BTG Trust’s mission to empower individuals through practical, needs-based interventions that promote economic stability and dignity.
CARE FOR ALL – Medical Camp 4
BTG Trust successfully organized Medical Camp – 4 at Government Primary School, Chinnathadagam in December 2023. This initiative aimed to provide accessible and cost-effective healthcare services to underserved communities. With KMCH Hospital, Coimbatore as the medical partner, the camp served around 150 beneficiaries. The camp focused on preventive care, diagnostic tests, and general health screenings. Chinnathadagam, a panchayat with over 5000 people, lacks easy access to healthcare facilities. Many residents are daily wage workers from underprivileged and tribal backgrounds. The camp helped bridge the healthcare gap caused by poor transport and medical access. BTG’s effort ensured that medical services reached those who need them most. This intervention promoted community health and early detection of health issues. It reflects our commitment to holistic well-being and inclusive development.
FOUNDER BIRTHDAY – Donation of Coat & Necessary Products
On November 18, 2023, in celebration of Mr. Bobby Balachandran’s birthday, BTG Trust carried out a meaningful outreach initiative at St. Joseph Home for the Aged & Destitute, Podanur, and Asissi Snehalaya, Ettimadai. This initiative was dedicated to improving the comfort and care of elderly residents in both homes. As part of the support, BTG Trust donated 10 new steel cots complete with pillows and bedsheets, along with two blood pressure monitors to help ensure regular health monitoring. A special lunch was organized for 75 residents at Asissi Snehalaya, and essential items were distributed across both homes, benefiting a total of 325 elderly individuals. This gesture not only honored Mr. Bobby Balachandran’s commitment to social responsibility but also reflected BTG Trust’s ongoing mission to uplift vulnerable communities with dignity and care.
AWARENESS GENERATION – Safety And Protection Of Children
On November 16, 2023, BTG Trust organized a Children’s Day celebration at Government Primary School, Chinnathadagam. The event aimed to raise awareness about child rights, safety, and education.In collaboration with Kumaraguru College of Arts and Science, an engaging educational workshop was held. The workshop targeted children aged 5–12, focusing on the concepts of good touch and bad touch.Interactive games were conducted to reinforce safety awareness among students. Students were encouraged to ask questions and openly share their thoughts. A live demonstration using a mannequin was included to explain safe and unsafe touches. The session helped build confidence and awareness among young children. Around 130 children benefited from the campaign. The program successfully combined learning and celebration in a meaningful way.
AWARENESS GENERATION – Alzheimer’s Day Campaign
BTG Trust organized an Alzheimer’s Awareness Campaign on February 5, 2023, at Race Course, Coimbatore, to highlight the early signs and preventive measures of Alzheimer’s disease. The campaign aimed to educate the public—especially those engaged in regular physical activity—on the difference between natural aging and cognitive decline. Volunteers from local colleges supported the initiative, engaging walkers and joggers with informational materials and discussions. The campaign also addressed the social stigma often faced by individuals with Alzheimer’s, encouraging empathy, understanding, and early consultation with healthcare professionals.
The role of education in breaking the poverty cycle
Community development empowers local people to take charge of their own initiatives.
Volunteering abroad and making a difference
Working together towards common goals strengthens bonds among community members.
Transforming communities through sustainable projects
Socially cohesive communities are better equipped to overcome obstacles and adapt.




