On October 21, 2022, BTG Trust conducted a baseline health survey in 24 Veerapandi village to assess the prevailing health conditions and medical awareness among residents. Using a structured questionnaire, the study revealed that a significant portion of the population suffers from skin diseases, allergies, and respiratory issues, with many not receiving adequate treatment. Based on the findings—where 47% requested general check-ups, 21% opted for dust allergy support, and 3.4% for eye check-ups—the Foundation planned a targeted medical camp focused on skin, lung, and general health care. This initiative reflects BTG Trust’s ongoing commitment to community health and wellbeing.
CARE FOR ALL – Blood Donation Camp
On July 26, 2022, the “Care for All” blood donation drive was successfully organized in On July 26, 2022, the “Care for All” blood donation drive was successfully organized in Mettupalayam through a collaboration between BTG Trust, Supa Hospital, and Thendral Trust. This initiative aimed to address the critical need for blood donations while promoting environmental responsibility by distributing tree saplings to donors. Supa Hospital provided medical infrastructure and professional support, ensuring a safe and efficient donation process, while Thendral Trust managed volunteer coordination and local arrangements. The drive was supported by a comprehensive awareness campaign to encourage community participation. Volunteers engaged donors throughout the event, making the experience positive and encouraging ongoing social contribution. This project embodies a holistic approach to health and sustainability, inspiring individuals and communities to actively support life-saving healthcare and environmental stewardship.through a collaboration between BTG Trust, Supa Hospital, and Thendral Trust. This initiative aimed to address the critical need for blood donations while promoting environmental responsibility by distributing tree saplings to donors. Supa Hospital provided medical infrastructure and professional support, ensuring a safe and efficient donation process, while Thendral Trust managed volunteer coordination and local arrangements. The drive was supported by a comprehensive awareness campaign to encourage community participation. Volunteers engaged donors throughout the event, making the experience positive and encouraging ongoing social contribution. This project embodies a holistic approach to health and sustainability, inspiring individuals and communities to actively support life-saving healthcare and environmental stewardship.
HOPE IN ACTION – Safe Days
On June 25, 2022, BTG Trust, with support from Exterro Gives Back, launched HopeInAction at Government Higher Secondary School, Kalappatti, Coimbatore. The project involved installing a sanitary napkin vending machine to support menstrual hygiene among school girls. This initiative benefits over 600 female students, ensuring access to essential hygiene products. The goal is to reduce school absenteeism due to menstrual issues and promote dignity and comfort. By making sanitary napkins easily accessible, the project empowers girls to manage their periods confidently. It also aims to break the stigma surrounding menstruation through awareness and open dialogue. The initiative highlights the importance of menstrual health from adolescence to adulthood. It fosters a supportive school environment for girls to discuss health-related concerns. BTG Trust continues to promote women’s health, education, and empowerment. HopeInAction is a step toward building healthier, more informed communities.
CARE FOR ALL – Medical Camp 1
BTG Trust, dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities, conducted a free medical camp in Kurumbapalayam, Madukkarai, on 12th June 2022. The camp was held at Government Elementary School from 9 AM to 1 PM. Kurumbapalayam is a remote village affected by air pollution due to a nearby cement factory. Despite being semi-urban, the residents lack awareness of health risks, especially respiratory issues. The camp offered free general, skin, and lung capacity check-ups along with medications. Dr. N. Mageshwaran and a team of three nurses from Supa Hospital provided medical support. Cipla Pharmaceuticals assisted with spirometry tests to assess lung function. Exterro R&D Pvt Ltd assisted with providing volunteer support. A total of 105 villagers registered and benefited from the initiative. The camp helped raise awareness about pollution-related health concerns. BTG continues to organize monthly camps to improve rural health and community well-being.