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Prime Trust conducts free medical camp at Ottankaduvetti village of Villupuram District - 26.10.2023

Ottankaduvetti is a small Village/hamlet in Kanai Block in Villupuram District of Tamil Nadu State, India. It comes under Mambazhapattu Panchayath. It is located 13 KM towards west from District head quarters Viluppuram. 172 KM from State capital Chennai Free medical camps provide access to healthcare services for people who may not have regular access to medical facilities due to geographical, financial, or other barriers. This can be especially crucial in rural or underserved areas like Ottankaduvetti village. Medical camps often include screenings and check-ups that can help in the early detection of various health conditions, including chronic diseases. Early detection can lead to timely intervention and prevention of more serious health issues. These camps often include health education sessions, where people can learn about preventive measures, hygiene, nutrition, and other health-related topics. This education can empower individuals to take better care of their health. On 26.10.2023 Prime Trust along with the medical team from Sri Venkateswara Medical College Hospital and Research Centre Pondicherry conducted a free general medical camp for the people in Ottankaduvetti village of Villupuram District. About 100 individuals including children were benefitted from the camp. About 15 individuals from the village were taken for further treatment by the medical team to their hospital on 27.10.2023. The follow up will be done by the medical team. #Primetrust,#Indiavolunteercare,#indiavolunteercaretoursandtravels, #Akshayaselfhelpgroupsconfederation,#Aadharaprojectforhomeless, #Akshayatailoringcentre,#Sishubhavanplayschool,#Primetrustremedialschools, #Jananihomeforgirls,#Primetrustruralhealthmission,#Primetrustchildsponsorshipprogram, #Primetrustruralwaterandsanitationproject, #Primetrustchildrensparliament, #Puducherry,#Volunteers, #VolunteeringinPuducherry, #CovidPandemic,#Awarenessgeneration

Happy 2nd Birthday to our dear little Princess Olivia!!

Happy 2nd Birthday to our dear little Princess Olivia!! A 2nd birthday marks an important milestone in a child's life. It's a celebration of their growth and development, and it provides an opportunity for parents and loved ones to reflect on the child's achievements and growth over the past year. While a 2-year-old may not fully understand the significance of their birthday celebration, it holds importance for their development, family bonds, and the creation of cherished memories. It's an opportunity to create a special day that celebrates the child's growth and the love and support they receive from their family and friends. Happy 2nd Birthday, dear Olivia! You're two years old today, May your day be filled with joy and laughter! May you continue to grow, learn, and explore the world with wonder and excitement. Happy Birthday!

Ayudha Pooja celebrations in Prime Educational and Social Trust

Ayudha Pooja celebrations in Prime Educational and Social Trust Ayudha Pooja, also known as Ayudha Puja, is a Hindu festival celebrated primarily in South India, especially in the states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala. The festival typically falls on the ninth day (Navami) of the Navaratri festival, which usually occurs in September or October. The primary purpose of Ayudha Pooja is to pay homage and offer prayers to the tools, instruments, and vehicles that people use in their daily lives. It is an occasion to show gratitude to these objects that help people earn their livelihood and carry out various tasks efficiently. The festival holds cultural significance in South India, and it is an opportunity for people to come together, decorate their tools and instruments, and celebrate their work and craftsmanship. It is a way of fostering a sense of unity and pride in one's occupation or profession. Ayudha Pooja is also a day for religious observance. It is common for people to perform pujas (worship rituals) to consecrate their tools, vehicles, and other instruments. The tools are cleaned, decorated, and offered special prayers. In some households and workplaces, images or idols of deities are also worshipped. People believe that by performing Ayudha Pooja, they invoke divine blessings for the tools and instruments, which in turn can lead to greater success and prosperity in their work and daily life. In schools and educational institutions, Ayudha Pooja is also observed as an occasion to pay respect to books, musical instruments, and other tools related to education. Students often keep their books and study materials in front of deities and seek blessings for success in their studies. It's a time to express gratitude, seek divine blessings, and celebrate the skills and labor that contribute to one's livelihood and society as a whole. On 21.10.2023 Ayudha Pooja was celebrated in the Prime Trust office at Rainbow Nagar by the evening school children and staff. The Prime Trust founder Mr. S.M. Arasu with his family participated in the celebration. The children performed dances, sang songs and gave speech. The staff performed the Ayudha Pooja rituals. The Founder gave gifts to the staff. It was a wonderful get together for all. #Primetrust,#Indiavolunteercare,#indiavolunteercaretoursandtravels, #Akshayaselfhelpgroupsconfederation,#Aadharaprojectforhomeless, #Akshayatailoringcentre,#Sishubhavanplayschool,#Primetrustremedialschools, #Jananihomeforgirls,#Primetrustruralhealthmission,#Primetrustchildsponsorshipprogram, #Primetrustruralwaterandsanitationproject, #Primetrustchildrensparliament, #Puducherry,#Volunteers, #VolunteeringinPuducherry, #CovidPandemic,#Awarenessgeneration

Vijayadashmi celebrations in Sishubhavan play school

Vijayadashami, also known as Dussehra, is a Hindu festival celebrated with great enthusiasm and significance in India and other parts of the world with Hindu communities. It typically falls in the month of September or October, on the tenth day (Dashami) of the bright half of the Hindu lunar calendar month of Ashwin. Vijayadashami commemorates the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana in the epic Hindu mythological tale of the Ramayana. It symbolizes the triumph of good (Lord Rama) over evil (Ravana) and reinforces the idea that righteousness and truth will ultimately prevail. In various regions, Vijayadashami is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, arts, and learning. Students and artists seek her blessings to excel in their respective fields. Vijayadashami is considered an auspicious day to begin new ventures, whether it's starting a business, learning a new skill, or commencing formal education. People seek the blessings of the divine and embark on new journeys with optimism and hope. Apart from its religious and mythological significance, Vijayadashami is celebrated with various cultural events, processions, and fairs. Traditional dances, music, and folk performances are an integral part of the festivities. Custom of Exchanging Gifts: It is customary to exchange gifts and sweets with loved ones during Vijayadashami. This symbolizes goodwill, love, and the sharing of joy with others. Many people choose to engage in acts of charity and giving during Vijayadashami as a way of demonstrating compassion and sharing their blessings with those less fortunate. On 24.10.2023 the Kids and their families celebrated Vijayadashmi in Sishubhavan play school. Parents admitted their kids in the play school. The Prime Trust Founder and Managing Director Mr. S.M. Arasu held the hand of each kid and made the child pronounce and write the first tamil alphabet in a plate of paddy. Vijayadashmi rituals were performed by the play school staff. #Primetrust,#Indiavolunteercare,#indiavolunteercaretoursandtravels, #Akshayaselfhelpgroupsconfederation,#Aadharaprojectforhomeless, #Akshayatailoringcentre,#Sishubhavanplayschool,#Primetrustremedialschools, #Jananihomeforgirls,#Primetrustruralhealthmission,#Primetrustchildsponsorshipprogram, #Primetrustruralwaterandsanitationproject, #Primetrustchildrensparliament, #Puducherry,#Volunteers, #VolunteeringinPuducherry, #CovidPandemic,#Awarenessgeneration

Ayudha Pooja celebrations in Janani Home

Ayudha Pooja celebrations in Janani Home Ayudha Pooja, also known as Ayudha Puja, is a Hindu festival celebrated primarily in South India, especially in the states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala. The festival typically falls on the ninth day (Navami) of the Navaratri festival, which usually occurs in September or October. The primary purpose of Ayudha Pooja is to pay homage and offer prayers to the tools, instruments, and vehicles that people use in their daily lives. It is an occasion to show gratitude to these objects that help people earn their livelihood and carry out various tasks efficiently. The festival holds cultural significance in South India, and it is an opportunity for people to come together, decorate their tools and instruments, and celebrate their work and craftsmanship. It is a way of fostering a sense of unity and pride in one's occupation or profession. Ayudha Pooja is also a day for religious observance. It is common for people to perform pujas (worship rituals) to consecrate their tools, vehicles, and other instruments. The tools are cleaned, decorated, and offered special prayers. In some households and workplaces, images or idols of deities are also worshipped. People believe that by performing Ayudha Pooja, they invoke divine blessings for the tools and instruments, which in turn can lead to greater success and prosperity in their work and daily life. In schools and educational institutions, Ayudha Pooja is also observed as an occasion to pay respect to books, musical instruments, and other tools related to education. Students often keep their books and study materials in front of deities and seek blessings for success in their studies. It's a time to express gratitude, seek divine blessings, and celebrate the skills and labor that contribute to one's livelihood and society as a whole. On 21.10.2023 Ayudha Pooja was celebrated in Janani home by the children and staff members. The Prime Trust founder Mr. S.M. Arasu with his family participated in the celebration. It was a joyous get together for all. #Primetrust,#Indiavolunteercare,#indiavolunteercaretoursandtravels, #Akshayaselfhelpgroupsconfederation,#Aadharaprojectforhomeless, #Akshayatailoringcentre,#Sishubhavanplayschool,#Primetrustremedialschools, #Jananihomeforgirls,#Primetrustruralhealthmission,#Primetrustchildsponsorshipprogram, #Primetrustruralwaterandsanitationproject, #Primetrustchildrensparliament, #Puducherry,#Volunteers, #VolunteeringinPuducherry, #CovidPandemic,#Awarenessgeneration

Prime Trust team bids farewell for the evening school teacher Ms. Arokia Silvia

Prime Trust team bids farewell for the evening school teacher Ms. Arokia Silvia Farewells for staff are important for several reasons in the workplace. They serve as a way to acknowledge the contributions of departing employees, maintain positive relationships, and create a sense of closure. Farewells provide an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the contributions and hard work of the departing employee. This recognition can boost morale and motivate other employees. Farewells offer a chance to celebrate the person leaving and reinforce positive relationships within the team. It's an opportunity for colleagues to express their appreciation and well-wishes. Employees often move on to other companies or roles, and maintaining a positive relationship with departing staff can be beneficial for networking and potential future collaborations. Farewells provide a structured way to transition from one phase to another. It allows everyone involved to say their goodbyes, express their feelings, and move forward in a healthy manner. Farewells can be a chance to document and capture institutional memory, which is crucial for maintaining organizational knowledge and history. Farewells can be an emotional and positive experience for the departing employee. In summary, farewells for staff are not just a formality but an important part of a healthy work culture. They help acknowledge, appreciate, and celebrate the contributions of departing employees, while also fostering positive relationships and a sense of closure within the workplace. On 20.10.2023 the Prime Trust Founder and Managing Director Mr. S.M. Arasu and the Prime Trust team gave a farewell for the Rainbow Nagar evening school teacher Ms. Arokia Silvia at Janani Home. The founder expressed his appreciation for the hard work and contribution of the staff towards the betterment of the education of the evening school children. The staff expressed her gratitude for the support and guidance of the Founder and the cooperation of the Prime Trust team. It was a good time of get together at the farewell dinner. #Primetrust,#Indiavolunteercare,#indiavolunteercaretoursandtravels, #Akshayaselfhelpgroupsconfederation,#Aadharaprojectforhomeless, #Akshayatailoringcentre,#Sishubhavanplayschool,#Primetrustremedialschools, #Jananihomeforgirls,#Primetrustruralhealthmission,#Primetrustchildsponsorshipprogram, #Primetrustruralwaterandsanitationproject, #Primetrustchildrensparliament, #Puducherry,#Volunteers, #VolunteeringinPuducherry, #CovidPandemic,#Awarenessgeneration