Hope Trust is dedicated to serving the underprivileged in education, health, women’s development, youth empowerment, and human rights—without any discrimination based on caste, creed, religion, or language.
We strive to eliminate poverty, hunger, disease, and illiteracy through focused, intensive programs that drive long-term change and empower disadvantaged communities.
Special focus is given to women and children through priority-based health, education, and welfare initiatives. We are committed to ensuring gender equality and freedom from all forms of discrimination.
We organize health and awareness camps covering immunization, eye care, motherhood, child care, first aid, and communicable diseases, aiming to enhance the quality of life for the poor and vulnerable.
Hope Trust promotes value-based education, unity, compassion, and cooperation. All initiatives are guided by the vision of the Trustees to foster an inclusive and humane society.
"We plant a "seed of achievement" in their heart and mind, you (school) nurture them and help them to deepen their roots and spread their branches in the society"
- Sathish Kumar. S, President, HOPE TRUST
With the help of Tamil Nadu’s Tribal Welfare Department, Panchayat Leaders, Village Heads, Civil Society, District Tribal Welfare Officers, and Tribal School Head Masters and Teachers, District Adi-Dravidar Welfare Officers/Deputy Collectors organized the 3091 tribal youth and brought them to the various mobilization camps across 19 districts of Tamil Nadu. Based on their interest, the 650+ candidates were sent to 9 different training centers, like RMD Specialities Hospital, RL Technologies Private Limited, Athulya Home Care, DMW CNC Solutions India Private Limited, TI Learning & Transformation Hub (Murugappa Groups), A2B, Naturals, Sree Palani Murugan Trust, Texmo (Aquasub group), National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), and Naandhi Foundation, in which 22 courses were offered. We also visited the centers to motivate and educate them about the significance of a career.
With the help of Tamil Nadu’s Tribal Welfare Department, Panchayat Leaders, Village Heads, Tribal Welfare team, District Tribal Welfare Officers/Deputy Collectors, and Tribal School Head Masters and Teachers, we (Hope Trust) collected the details and contacted 584 candidates individually via phone call, elaborated about the program, and requested them to join the orientation program. After this, the employability skills training orientation programs were conducted by Tamil Nadu’s Tribal Welfare Department, in association with the Hope Trust and Naandhi Foundation, which conducted a screening for tribal candidates based on their interest in two different locations (Kanyakumari,Trichy & Salem), where 750 candidates participated. We also visited the centers to motivate and educate them about the importance of a career.