Education

Education

AWARENESS GENERATION – Unplug to Reconnect Smart Use Of Smartphone

On 14th March 2025, BTG Trust conducted a digital awareness session titled “Unplug to Reconnect” at Corporation Higher Secondary School, North Coimbatore, in collaboration with Bharathiar University. The session, attended by 69 students, focused on the impact of smartphone overuse and encouraged healthy digital habits. Through interactive discussions, videos, and a student pledge, the program promoted digital well-being and real-life connections. The initiative was well-received by students and teachers, reinforcing BTG Trust’s commitment to youth development and responsible technology use.

Healthcare

HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

On 29th January 2025, BTG Trust, in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, implemented its HopeInAction – SafeDays initiative at MSST Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Vadavalli.A sanitary napkin vending machine was installed, benefiting 416 girl students with improved access to menstrual hygiene products.Awareness sessions were also conducted to educate students on safe menstrual practices and reduce stigma.This initiative promotes health, confidence, and attendance among adolescent girls, creating a supportive school environment.BTG Trust continues to lead sustainable menstrual health efforts through education and strategic partnerships.

Healthcare

HOPE IN ACTION – SAFE DAYS

BTG Trust, in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Education Department, implemented its menstrual hygiene initiative #SafeDays at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Thondamuthur, on 29.01.2025.A sanitary napkin vending machine was installed, directly benefiting 704 girl students by ensuring convenient and private access to menstrual products.Comprehensive awareness sessions were conducted to educate students on safe menstrual hygiene practices and break prevailing taboos.The initiative has contributed to improved school attendance, enhanced confidence among students, and a healthier learning environment.By addressing both accessibility and awareness, this project promotes dignity, empowerment, and long-term well-being for adolescent girls.HopeInAction – SafeDays stands as a model for sustainable menstrual health initiatives in schools.

Healthcare

HOPE IN ACTION – Clean Drinking Water for a Brighter Future

On 28th January 2025, BTG Trust, in partnership with BLR Corporate Services, proudly launched the Hope in Action: Clean Drinking Water for a Brighter Future initiative. This impactful program addresses a critical need in rural development—access to safe and clean drinking water. With generous support from Elaine Ryan & Associates Ltd – ERA Ireland, a water purifier was successfully installed at Chinnamettupalayam Government Middle School, directly benefiting 350 students and staff. This initiative highlights our commitment to improving health, education, and community well-being.

Women Empowerment

HANDMADE HEROINES 4 -Silk Thread Jewellery Making

The Silk Thread Jewellery Making training program, held at the Community Hall in Vellakinar on June 14th and 15th, 2024, aimed to empower underprivileged women and students by equipping them with creative, income-generating skills. With 15 participants, the two-day workshop focused on crafting elegant and marketable jewellery items like bangles, earrings, hair clips, and accessories using vibrant silk threads and simple tools. Designed for beginners, the training offered step-by-step guidance to enhance creativity, improve handcrafting techniques, and build self-confidence. This initiative emphasized both skill development and entrepreneurship, helping women understand how to price, market, and sell their products. Participants were introduced to design basics such as color coordination, material sourcing, and product finishing, especially for bridal and festive collections. A special focus was given to creating unique designs suited for daily and festive use, making the craft both appealing and commercially viable. The training also provided insight into how these skills can be monetized through exhibitions, local sales, and online platforms. Through hands-on practice, women learned to transform silk threads into artistic creations, while gaining confidence to pursue self-employment opportunities. Many expressed interest in further training and business development support. The session served as an inspiring foundation to spark micro-entrepreneurship and home-based businesses. Participant feedback highlighted the clarity and encouragement offered by trainers, as well as the joy of learning a new craft. The training opened a new path for participants to generate income, contribute to their families, and become financially independent. By introducing a low-investment, high-potential livelihood option, this program supports grassroots women in becoming economically self-reliant. It also fosters creativity and community participation through shared learning. Overall, the workshop aligns with larger goals of gender equality, inclusive development, and skill-based empowerment.