Prime Educational and Social Trust

Prime Trust raises social awareness through community presentations in collaboration with stakeholders. It undertakes major projects to renovate Government schools, involving classroom construction and repairs, benefiting 400 schools, relying on donations for resources and funds. Addressing the clean water crisis, it partners with international NGOs to install modern wells in rural areas, like the Uppuvelore project, providing clean water and sanitation. Prime Trust conducts rural health missions, offering essential healthcare services and eye care to underserved populations. It also supports homeless families through counselling, vocational training, and education opportunities for financial stability.

Prime Trust in India addresses child labour and limited educational opportunities. Its programmes include remedial schools, Janani Home for Girls, and Children's Parliaments. Volunteers offer diverse activities like arts and crafts and homework help. It runs daycare centres and child sponsorships, reducing financial burdens for families. A summer camp enriches children's skills.

Prime Trust in India is dedicated to empowering women, and recognizing the challenges they face in contemporary society. It supports Self-Help Groups (SHGs), operates vocational training centres, and offers cost-effective daycare facilities to alleviate family responsibilities. It actively engages in annual events like International Women's Day to raise awareness and build self-confidence. Through vocational training projects, it equips women with valuable skills for financial stability and independence. These initiatives include a Tailoring & Handicraft Centre and a mat weaving unit. Prime Trust also extends microcredit to self-help groups, having provided loans and vocational training to over 1,000 women, emphasizing transparency and addressing the specific needs of India's rural underprivileged population.