STUDY MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION BTG Trust organized a Study Material Distribution Program to recognize and reward academic excellence among students. The event was focused on students of Class 11 and 12 who achieved top scores in their recent board examinations. The initiative aimed to encourage continued academic success by providing essential study resources. Objective of the Event
Child marriage remains a deeply rooted social challenge in rural India, with devastating consequences for young girls. It compromises their health, hinders their education, and robs them of their right to a safe and empowered future. In an effort to combat this issue, BTG Trust conducted a Henna Awareness Campaign in Ansur and Senkuttai villages. The initiative aimed to raise awareness in a respectful and culturally appropriate way, using the traditional art of henna application to engage women and adolescent girls in open dialogue about the legal and emotional aspects of early marriage.
As part of its ongoing commitment to women’s health and dignity, BTG Trust implemented the Hope In Action – #Safe Days initiative by installing a sanitary napkin vending machine at the Social Welfare Department, Coimbatore. Supported by Exterro, the initiative benefits over 1,200 women, including staff, beneficiaries, and visitors, by ensuring discreet and consistent access to menstrual hygiene products. This effort promotes health, fosters awareness, and offers a scalable model for integrating menstrual hygiene infrastructure within public institutions.
On February 5, 2025, BTG Trust, under its “HopeInAction – #SafeDays” initiative, installed a sanitary napkin vending machine at Corporation Girls High School, Sidhapudur, benefiting 279 students. Supported by Exterro and implemented in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, the initiative ensures regular access to menstrual hygiene products and includes awareness sessions on menstrual health and hygiene. This effort empowers young girls with knowledge, promotes dignity, and creates a supportive school environment for managing menstrual health.
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