Microcredit Marvels: Empowering Women

Orientation session for the students of Management Program

The orientation session for the interns from Jagdish Sheth School of Management, Bangaluru (https://jagsom.edu.in/) at Prime Trust was conducted by the Founder Director, who introduced the organization's mission and objectives. Following the orientation, the interns were organized into three specialized teams to focus on different areas of the organization's activities. The first team was assigned to Microfinance, where they would learn about and assist with financial services aimed at low-income individuals. The second team was dedicated to Digital Marketing, tasked with enhancing Prime Trust's online presence and outreach efforts. The third team focused on Teaching for Remedial Classes, providing educational support to students who need extra help to achieve academic success. This structured approach ensured that the interns could contribute effectively while gaining valuable experience in their respective fields.

Training on policies of Prime Trust to the staff

We held our weekly staff meeting at Janani's home, where we engaged in an in-depth review of the Policies such as Human Resources, Protection of Women at Working Place, Child Protection Policy, Finance Policy, Purchase Policy, Data Protection Policy etc., We discussed each policies, identifying key achievements and positive outcomes. We also addressed any challenges encountered, analyzing the causes and brainstorming solutions to improve future initiatives. Feedback from participants and team members was shared to highlight what worked well and what could be enhanced.

In the latter part of the meeting, we focused on planning for future programs. We brainstormed new ideas, discussed potential themes, and outlined strategies to ensure the programs are engaging and impactful. We assigned responsibilities and set deadlines to ensure smooth execution. Overall, the meeting was productive, fostering collaboration and setting a clear direction for our upcoming projects."