Corporate Social Responsibility

Truhome, in collaboration with Utthan NGO, organized free health camps in Kadi and nearby underserved areas, aiming to provide essential medical care to communities with limited access. A fully-equipped mobile medical van, staffed with doctors and paramedics, travelled from village to village offering free consultations, basic diagnostic tests, essential medicines, and health awareness sessions. The initiative reached hundreds of individuals, many of whom received their first medical check-up in years. By bringing healthcare directly to the people, Truhome continues its mission to build healthier communities and ensure that quality care reaches even the most remote corners of the region.

As part of its commitment to holistic community well-being, Truhome Finance, in partnership with Elixir Foundation and Coimbatore City Police, launched ‘Safe Roads, Safe Lives’—a road safety awareness campaign aimed at creating lasting behavioral change. With live demonstrations, interactive sessions, and educational talks, the initiative focused on helmet usage and responsible driving, especially among underserved two-wheeler riders. Over 3,000 free helmets were distributed to middle- and low-income individuals. By prioritizing safety alongside financial protection, Truhome continues its mission to not only build homes, but also foster safer lives—empowering communities to protect both their dreams and their journeys.

Truhome Finance’s apprenticeship program, authorized by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under their CSR initiative, provides graduates with a comprehensive training experience. The program combines theoretical instruction with practical on-the-job training, ensuring participants gain both knowledge and practical skills. Each participant receives a monthly stipend for the program’s duration of one year , and successful completion leads to a joint certificate from Truhome Finance and the relevant Sector Skill Council.

RNisarg Foundation, a sustainabilityfocused NGO, leads Project Sakhi, a flagship program dedicated to promoting menstrual health and hygiene among Adivasi women residing in remote villages and tribal settlements. One of Truhome Finance’s many CSR initiatives is in support of this project, that identifies the need for education and access to sustainable menstrual products, specifically focusing on the menstrual cup (made from medical-grade silicone) as a viable option.

Truhome Finance has partnered with Sparsh Hospice, a non-profit organization established in September 2011 to provide palliative care for individuals suffering from severe illnesses like advanced cancer, paraplegia, Parkinson’s disease, and stroke. Sparsh Hospice, an initiative of the Rotary Club of Banjara Hills (District RI 3150), operates under the separate Rotary Club of Banjara Hills Charitable Trust (RCBHCT). Through its CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) program, Truhome Finance has provided financial assistance for cancer patient treatment, covering necessities like food, medication, and accommodation. Additionally, Truhome Finance has contributed to the expansion of Sparsh Hospice facilities to include services for children.