Launched In Jan, 2013

Trident has always believed and stood by the ideology of making women self-reliant. The company extends its support to several self-help groups of women in rural areas of Punjab and Madhya Pradesh. Today, Trident is associated with more than 200 families through this initiative. Members of Hastkala Self-Help Groups have also been provided with sewing machines to empower them for increasing their earning ability.

Redefining the term literacy, Trident aims to educate the illiterate masses of the villages beyond the scope of mere reading-writing & numerics . In association with the village Panchayats & Anganwadi centers, the company conducts its Adult Education Programme ‘Saakshar’. Through this programme, the company strives not only to increase the Literacy rate, but to truly educate the rural masses on various social, ecological and environmental issues. Awareness campaigns are carried out to bring to light the relevance of educating women and functional literacy

An initiative to bring a change in society by making it a drug-free. Started in collaboration with Art of Living & Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. We have supported hundreds of members and families of Punjab with the requisite medical support in collaboration with the De-Addiction and Rehabilitation Center, Civil Hospital, Barnala.

This initiative is in collaboration with the Institute of Social Sciences and the Ministry of Women & Child Development (M.P). The main objective behind running this programme is to impart knowledge regarding menstrual & reproductive health; and to create awareness among adolescent girls for safe usage and disposal of sanitary napkins. The programme also includes free medical checkup for Anemic girls and provides them with Iron supplements.

This initiative aims to provide employment to differently abled persons to bring them at par with the mainstreams of society. Hearing or speech impaired individuals, who are of sound mental health are now able to earn their livelihood and make their dreams come true. Trident has so far touched the lives of 30 hearing or speech impaired individuals.

Trident in collaboration with the Gram Panchayat, initiated a campaign in the nearby villages to educate the elderly and motivate them to eradicate the malpractices such as untouchability and casteism. Ensuring continual progress of this campaign, memoirs for taking steps against untouchability were handed over to the Gram Sarpanch.

The main objective is to encourage the spirit of giving by helping the less fortunate sections of the society. Trident employees collect clothes, blankets, shoes, etc. which they don’t use but are in good condition. We give these valuable items to those who really need them. People living on streets, parks, under bridges, pavements, railway tracks, outside hospitals, in orphanages, old age homes in & around Budhni & Hoshangabad, and Barnala.

This initiative aims at increasing the literacy & development level of the girl child of families living in Tribal & remote areas of Sehore District, Madhya Pradesh. Trident, in partnership with Sacred Heart Convent School (Barnala), supports evening classes for more than 100 under-privileged students. Sets of 3 notebooks have been distributed to 58,000 students of almost 200 government-aided, and private schools at Barnala.

To provide financial assistance to the members in need. A committee is formed at each location , which sanctions funds to members based on their needs. So far , around 150 members have benefited from this scheme during crises like accidents, health issues, reconstructing homes destroyed by calamities, etc.

Mobile Dispensary & Free Medical Camps

To provide Primary Health Service to people residing in remote areas around Budhni. Trident runs a fully-equipped Mobile Dispensary, carrying a team of Doctors to surrounding remote & Tribal areas around Budhni for providing Free Primary Health Care services to poor rural masses of all age groups. More than 45,000 people in need have been benefited from the Medical Camp and Mobile Dispensary Endeavours. Free of cost eye surgery has been provided to more than 300 people.