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Healthcare, Women Empowerment

Hope In Action – Women’s Day 2025

Menstrual Kit Distribution – Seenguli On March 7, 2025, BTG Trust celebrated International Women’s Day by distributing one-year menstrual hygiene kits to 20 women in Seenguli, a remote tribal village. Each kit included sanitary napkins, Dettol, and hot bags. The initiative aimed to improve access to menstrual products, promote safe hygiene practices, and empower women through awareness and education. This effort reflects BTG Trust’s continued commitment to women’s health and dignity in underserved communities.

Children, Education, Healthcare

HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

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.

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HOPE IN ACTION

Water Purifier Installation at Social Welfare Department, Coimbatore On March 2, 2025, BTG Trust, in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Coimbatore Smart City, installed a water purifier at the Social Welfare Department, Coimbatore. Benefiting over 1,200 people, including staff, visitors, and beneficiaries, the initiative ensures sustained access to clean drinking water. This effort supports public health by reducing the risk of waterborne diseases and reinforces BTG Trust’s commitment to improving community well-being through practical, sustainable interventions.

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AWARENESS GENERATION – Say No to Tobacco

The Tobacco Awareness Program, organized by BTG Trust in collaboration with the District Tobacco Control Cell, was held at Sri Ramakrishna Polytechnic College, Vattamalapalayam, on 14th February 2025. Aimed at sensitizing over 300 students, the event focused on the harmful effects of tobacco use on health, academic performance, and overall well-being. Through expert-led sessions, personal testimonies, interactive discussions, and distribution of informative brochures, the program created a strong impact on participants. Students engaged actively, sharing their thoughts and concerns while also taking a pledge to remain tobacco-free. The initiative fostered a culture of awareness and responsibility, encouraging students to make informed life choices and support a tobacco-free campus. Faculty and student feedback highlighted the importance and relevance of the event, with many students reporting a change in perception and behavior. The program was a part of broader efforts by the District Tobacco Control Cell to promote healthy lifestyles among youth. The success of this event has laid the foundation for ongoing educational initiatives in campuses.

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HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

On 07.02.2025, BTG Trust, with support from Exterro and in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, implemented the HopeInAction – #SafeDays initiative at Government Higher Secondary School, Somandurai, Chittur. Two sanitary napkin vending machines were installed, directly benefiting 247 girl students. Alongside, a menstrual hygiene awareness session was conducted, equipping students with essential knowledge and promoting a stigma-free environment.

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HOPE IN ACTION – Safe Days

Hope in Action – Safe Days is a transformative initiative led by BTG Trust in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department and sponsored by Exterro, aimed at empowering schoolgirls through menstrual hygiene awareness. On 7th February 2025, the project was successfully implemented at Government Higher Secondary School, Divansapudur, Pollachi, benefiting 279 girl students. A sanitary napkin vending machine was installed to provide easy and private access to essential hygiene products. The initiative addressed the urgent need for menstrual hygiene infrastructure in schools. An educational session was conducted to promote awareness about safe menstrual practices. Topics included proper hygiene, safe disposal methods, and debunking menstrual myths. The program encouraged open dialogue between students and teachers, fostering a stigma-free environment. Through interactive awareness sessions, students gained confidence and critical knowledge. BTG Trust also provided a live demonstration on using the vending machine effectively. The collaboration ensured sustainability and smooth execution of the project. The initiative empowered young girls with information and resources for their well-being. It also aimed to eliminate societal taboos and misconceptions about menstruation. The sessions helped create a healthier and more inclusive school culture. The vending machine promotes dignity and self-care among schoolgirls. This step ensures that students don’t miss school due to lack of menstrual supplies. The project stands as a model for menstrual hygiene education in schools. It contributes to better academic participation and emotional well-being. “Safe Days” aligns with larger goals of health equity and female empowerment. The support from Exterro enabled practical impact through corporate social responsibility. BTG Trust remains committed to expanding this impactful program across more schools. The initiative is a powerful reminder of how health education can change lives.

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HOPE IN ACTION -SAFE DAYS

On 07.02.2025, BTG Trust implemented its flagship initiative, HopeInAction – SafeDays, at MG Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Kottur, Pollachi, benefiting 595 girl students. Supported by Exterro and in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, the program focused on promoting menstrual hygiene through the installation of a sanitary napkin vending machine and awareness sessions. This initiative not only ensured continuous access to hygiene products but also empowered students with vital knowledge, helping reduce stigma, encourage school attendance, and foster a healthier, more inclusive learning environment.

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HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

On 07.02.2025, BTG Trust, with support from Exterro and the Tamil Nadu Education Department, installed a sanitary napkin vending machine at Government Higher Secondary School, Sethumadai. The initiative benefited 127 girls by improving access to menstrual hygiene products and raising awareness about menstrual health, empowering students and promoting school attendance.

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HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

On 07.02.2025, BTG Trust, in partnership with the Tamil Nadu Education Department and sponsored by Exterro, implemented the “HopeInAction – #SafeDays” program at VRT Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Annaimalai. The initiative installed sanitary napkin vending machines, ensuring easy and private access to menstrual hygiene products for 1,268 students. Comprehensive awareness sessions educated students on menstrual health and hygiene, helping to break social stigmas. This program promotes empowerment, improves school attendance, and sets a sustainable model for menstrual hygiene management through collaborative efforts.

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HOPE IN ACTION – Safe Days

The Hope in Action – Safe Days initiative, led by BTG Trust and supported by Exterro in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, marks a vital step toward improving menstrual hygiene among schoolgirls. Launched at Government Higher Secondary School, Sundapalayam, this impactful project benefited 275 girl students by addressing menstrual health challenges through the installation of a sanitary napkin vending machine. This ensured that students had consistent, private, and easy access to essential hygiene products. In addition to infrastructure, educational sessions were conducted to spread awareness on menstrual hygiene management, best practices, safe disposal methods, and to debunk harmful myths. These interactive sessions fostered open discussions, reduced stigma, and created a supportive environment for students. Representatives from BTG Trust also conducted hands-on demonstrations to guide students on proper machine usage, empowering them with confidence. This initiative promotes not just hygiene, but dignity and well-being among young girls. The program highlights the power of collaborative partnerships between NGOs, corporates, and government bodies. It emphasizes the need for sustainability and continued support in menstrual health programs. The project serves as a model for similar initiatives across other schools and regions. By addressing menstrual taboos and creating awareness, it breaks barriers that hinder girls’ education and participation. The positive impact goes beyond hygiene—it uplifts confidence, attendance, and long-term health outcomes. Such interventions are crucial for fostering equality and ensuring no girl is left behind due to a lack of basic menstrual care. Hope in Action – Safe Days is not just a program; it’s a movement for change. It reflects the core values of community-driven development and inclusivity. With strategic partnerships and dedicated implementation, this initiative ensures every girl experiences safe, stigma-free periods. The success at Sundapalayam showcases what can be achieved when resources meet the right intent. Together, we can create a future where menstrual health is a right, not a privilege. This mission continues, one school at a time, empowering girls to learn, grow, and thrive with dignity.