In a rural Indian village around 2000, Savarinathan Maria Arasu witnessed the struggles of women, inspiring him to establish Prime Trust, aiming to uplift the community. Prime Trust became a beacon of hope, empowering the underprivileged through various programs. Arasu's dedication led to the empowerment of women and the education of children, expanding Prime Trust's influence beyond Puducherry. They addressed issues like domestic violence and educational inequality, empowering women and fostering community growth. Prime Trust's efforts resulted in the establishment of numerous Self Help Groups, promoting awareness on health and social justice. Today, Prime Trust supports abandoned children, conducts awareness programs, and equips women with vocational training. Subsequently, organizations like India Volunteer Care and Akshaya SHGs Federation emerged to complement Prime Trust's efforts, leading to a profound transformation in the rural landscape.