OUR PROJECTS
These are the projects founded and managed by Prime Trust. If you require any further details about these projects or volunteering, don't hesitate to contact us. If you wish to participate in any of these projects, please visit our application page. If you don't see an project below which interests you, please visit our partner NGOs page for more project opportunities.
JANANI HOME FOR GIRLS
This home provides a safe environment for underprivileged and often traumatized girls to focus on their studies and personal development. Volunteers play a crucial role in boosting the girls' self-worth, enhancing their English skills.Together, we create more opportunities for these girls to thrive.
- Arts and crafts workshops
- Music classes
- Yoga and meditation sessions
- Regular homework assistance
- Gardening activities, and so much more.
SOCIAL AWARNESS PROGRAMS
Education is vital for underprivileged individuals in India, addressing topics like health, human rights, and environmentalism. Many lack knowledge of their rights or HIV/AIDS prevention. Volunteers can research and present on various subjects to microfinance and children's groups, with staff assistance for translation. Past volunteers have raised awareness on HIV/AIDS, nutrition, health, women's and child rights, domestic violence, environmental issues, and more.
ORGANISATION MANAGEMENT
Prime Trust highly values support in organization and management, making it an ideal internship opportunity, especially for those with a business or management background. As an intern, you can contribute to the development of Prime Trust by organizing and implementing new projects and procedures. This involves collaborating closely with our staff, creating necessary documentation and project plans, and actively pitching new ideas and methods to the team, fostering personal development in the process.
TEACHING ENGLISH
This project teaches English to underprivileged women and children, providing them with opportunities for financial independence and better futures. Volunteers, regardless of previous teaching experience, are welcome to join as English teachers. The experience is rewarding, and it also offers opportunities to help local NGO staff improve their English skills.
