Wednesday, August 3, 2022

Oral hygiene day celebrations at Sishubhavan play school, Muthialpet for the evening remedial school children.

 





Oral hygiene day celebrations at Sishubhavan play school, Muthialpet for the evening remedial school children.

Every year, 1st August is observed as Oral Hygiene Day in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr G B Shankwalkar, the founder of the Indian Society of Periodontology.

Prime Trust along with the Vel Dental Clinic team conducted competitions on oral hygiene for the evening remedial school children on 01/08/2022 at 5:30 pm in Sishubhavan Play School. Our children participated with enthusiasm in various competitions like drawing, speech and fancy dress. The talks were about the importance of oral hygiene. One of the children demonstrated the steps in brushing our teeth.

Dr. Thangavelu and his team encouraged the children by giving certificates and prizes. The children enjoyed the program. This program was organized by Mrs. Mary, Program Manager and Mrs. Bhavani, Coordinator, Sishubhavan.

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

Prime Trust, as part of its mission to empower women, we have started a Tailoring Unit at Varagapet village

 



Prime Trust, as part of its mission to empower women, we have started a Tailoring Unit at Varagapet village, Villupuram District, Tamil Nadu for providing employment to the rural tribal women. 

 

The centre has got 10 electrically powered heavy duty sewing machines and all infra structure facilities. A dedicated team of people is involved to make this project viable.

 

We would like to have support from corporate and individuals who can provide job to make gift bags, jute bags, school uniforms, fancy bags or any other item required.

 

Please contact us at 9443287622 [Whatsapp] / 9487467622

Email: primetrust.pondy@gmail.com

Web: www.primetrust-org.in

 

Monday, August 1, 2022

Experience with Prime Trust - Ms. Krishnapriya, MSW intern from the Central university of Kerela

 




Experience with Prime Trust - Ms. Krishnapriya, MSW intern from the Central university of Kerela

It was a great opportunity for me to do my internship with Prime trust.  I enjoyed handling the craft session for the children in the summer camp. This is my first experience in handling craft session and I feel very happy about that. The children participated very actively in the craft classes. It was a pleasure to participate and mobilize people for the community program – free dental camp. The fund raising activity was a new and different experience for me with new people to interact. Interaction with the Self help group members was a good experience for me. Working with the DIY tools was a new experience and I was able to learn new ways of thinking.

Overall my internship period was a time of learning and experimentation for me.  I thank the Prime Trust founder Mr. SM Arasu for giving me the opportunity to do my internship with Prime Trust.

 

Thursday, July 28, 2022

Janani Home for Girls received stationary and embroidery material from our donor

 



On 23.7.2022, the children of Janani Home for Girls received stationary and embroidery material from our donor. We along with the children thank the donor for her generous support for the children.

Tuesday, July 26, 2022

Children’s committee meeting at Janani home for girls, Colas naga

 


Children’s committee meeting at Janani home for girls, Colas nagar

On Saturday 23.07.2022 at 4:30 pm the nine girls at Janani home held a meeting to discuss the various events that had taken place in Janani home in the past one month.

The new comers shared their experience regarding their stay in Janani home. Any need for the children is discussed in the committee meeting and made known to the staff. All of the girls are given an opportunity to speak individually. This meeting gives the girls an opportunity to share their thoughts and also to listen to the needs of other girls.

The discussed aspects are recorded by one of them in the children’s committee meeting register.

The girls always look forward to the next committee meeting which takes place once a month.

Monday, July 25, 2022

Prime Trust was trying to raise support for a family to repair their house.

 A family of Mrs Arokiamary and her husband, Nayagam with her two children who are residing at Tindivanam was introduced by one of our well-wishers. The family lost their house during the recent flood and lives on the pavement. Prime Trust was trying to raise support for her family to repair their house.

The donations made by our donors helped us to do partial support to the family. Prime Trust, made Rs. 40,000/- as the first installment. We thank all our donors who made it possible.
Prime Trust founder Mr. SM Arasu, visited the Tindivanam housing project on 16.07.2022 to see the progress of the building.

Saturday, July 23, 2022

Conducted a free Eye Screening Camp

Prime Trust, in association with Jyothi Eye Care Hospital, conducted a free Eye Screening Camp

A free eye screening camp was conducted at Janani Home, Colas Nagar for the public by Prime Trust in collaboration with Jyothi Eye Care Hospital on 5th July 2022. Wide publicity was made to the local community about the opportunity.


Eye screening was done on children, men, and women. For further treatment such as cataract surgery and other ophthalmic issues were referred to the Jyothi Eye Care Hospital. The medical team informed the community about the central government schemes available to the public. The local community was also informed about the special offers from the hospital extended through this camp.
More than 100 people benefitted from this camp. The arrangements were made by Mrs. Mary, Program Manager, and Mrs. Nathali, Secretary and the Interns of Hindustan College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.


Thursday, July 21, 2022

Prime Trust thanks our dear friends Mr. Azaruddin, Ms. Anbarasy, Ms. Jothiga, Mr. Shiva and Mr. Sridhar from Integra for sponsoring dinner for our children at Janani home


 Prime Trust thanks our dear friends Mr. Azaruddin, Ms. Anbarasy, Ms. Jothiga, Mr. Shiva and Mr. Sridhar from Integra for sponsoring dinner for our children at Janani home on 20.07.2022. Our birthday wishes to Mr. Azaruddin. Thank you dear donors for your valuable support.

Monday, July 18, 2022

Global Giving, an online fundraising platform

 Hello, friends of Prime Trust,

All these years, Prime Trust is raising support through Global Giving, an online fundraising platform that connects nonprofits, donors, and companies in nearly every country in the world. Many of you have contributed to the initiatives we have taken.

Prime Trust is raising support for the following projects:

1. Janani Home for abandoned girls [Project No. 21689]

2. Help us to run Evening Schools for children from slums [24327]

3. Empower women in poverty through micro-credit program [26310]

If you are interested in donating to these projects, we urge you to make your donations on Global Giving Bonus Day – Global Giving’s 2022 July Bonus Day campaign will begin on July 20, 2022, at 09:00:00 EDT and will end when matching funds run out, or on July 20, 2022, at 23:59:59 EDT, whichever comes first.

Kindly visit: https://www.globalgiving.org/donate/8675/prime-educational-and-social-trust/

Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Distribution of Kabasura decoction to the people of Amma Koil Sathiram, Villianur, Puducherry

On Wednesday the 29th April, the Kabasura decoction was distributed to 150 people at Amma Koil Sathiram at Villianur, Puducherry.


A brief note on Kabasura decoction
Kabasura decoction is prepared by adding fruits/flowers/leaves/ roots/stem of the following plants: Zingiber officinale, Piper longum, Syzygium aromaticum, Tragia involucrate, Anacyclus pyrethrum, Solanum anguivi, Terminalia chebula, Justicia adhatoda, Coleus aromaticus, Saussurea costus, Tinospora cordifolia, Clerodendron serratum, Andrographis paniculate, Cissampelos pareira, Cyperus rotundus. Equal part of these 15 ingredients, made into coarse powder. It is prepared with 8 gm powder in 4 glass water, boiled and reduced into 1 glass. It could be taken twice or thrice according to the severity of the fever and other respiratory symptoms. 

Since the recipe is recently promoted as a prophylaxis for COVID-19, for prophylaxis, it may be taken once in a day for three days, if required it may be taken after a gap of 3-4 days. No need to take it continuously.





Support of Dr Sasikanta Dash, Principal, Tagore Government Arts & Science College, Puducherry



Distribution of dry ration to the families who lost their livelihood during the lock down period with the support of Dr. Sasi Kanta Dash, Principal, Tagore Govt. Arts and Science College, Puducherry on 24.04.2020. 

We congratulate and appreciate the initiatives taken by Dr. Dash by collaborating with his own colleagues and charities in Puducherry.













Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Sunday is Sports Day

The girls at Janani Home work hard at school and focus well on their studies, but we recognise that physical activity is also vital for their health. Every Sunday the girls will have time to play sports, they have already shown much skill and ability. We are sure that they will progress quickly and adopt such extracurricular activities. We thank Sabari School for facilitating the play materials. Our Founder and Director, Arasu, very much enjoyed spending time with the girls and teaching them how to play football. We look forward to our next opportunity for fun in the sun.


A Warm Welcome to the New Members of our Board of Directors


Two new members have recently been appointed to our board of directors, Ragu and Sally. Ragu is our project manager from Tamil Nadu, and Sally is a volunteer from Great Britain. They will now be involved in the management and decision-making of the organisation, and as a team, they will help Prime Trust to develop and excel. The membership was officially declared at a ceremony of honour, located in the office of Prime Trust. Members from our board of trustees also attended. After some lovely, welcoming speeches, Ragu and Sally were presented with flowers and a shawl of honour.

We are very excited to move forward from this point with our new members, and excitedly await the changes to come.

Wednesday, October 16, 2019

International Day of the Girl Child


What is the Celebration For?


International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated annually on October 11th, highlighting the and drawing attention towards challenges that girls around the world face. Promotion of girl's empowerment is also important on this day, as well as the fulfilment of their human rights. It has been celebrated since 2012, launched by the UN general assembly. Specific issues focused on include: equality, child marriage, education, gender-based violence and more.
This year's theme for International Day of the Girl Child is "GirlForce: Unscripted and Unstoppable". What if we replaced "GirlForce" with "Life"? Does this also work? It is important to note that life implies no gender and no gender restrictions. Girls and boys, like life, are "Unscripted and Unstoppable". This chosen theme successfully accentuates the equality of gender which exists, and the strength that both genders possess, which is often ignored or overlooked.

Celebrating at Prime Trust


Organised by our project manager, Ragu, the children from our Evening Tuition classes and Janani Home attended an invaluable awareness celebration. Speeches were made by Ragu, as well as two guest speakers from our local university. After these fantastic, informative an educational speeches, some of the girls also shared their thoughts on the topic, and showed their appreciation to Prime Trust for the opportunities that they have been given in life.

It could be said that every day at Prime Trust is a Day of the Girl Child. Everyday our organisation recognises the help that is required, and seeks to present opportunities to those in need. Janani Home for Girls is a model example of how we can attempt to achieve gender equality across the world. It is also on days such as this that we would like to stop and thank those providing our organisation with child sponsorships. This support has an invaluable impact, and it is heart-warming to know that there are many more people in the world who believe in this tremendous cause; people who recognise the importance of an education, a safe home, good healthcare and a supportive family for girls.

Ms. Sally, who generously volunteered her time at Janani Home back in 2018, returned for a visit filled with heartfelt interactions with the...