Since 2019, the regional and trade press in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana has reported on Tri-Impact's field work. The coverage runs from community education and COVID-19 relief under its earlier name, GoodWeave India Trust, to the health, eye care and social security camps it now organises with businesses. The clippings are shown as published, each story with an English headline and summary.
Tri-Impact held a free eye check-up camp for carpet weavers at Deep Collection, a carpet company in Gyanpur, Bhadohi. Two papers carried the story the next day.
Two clippings. Select one to read it.
A one-day eye camp for Banarasi sari weavers at the Angika Hathkargha Vikas Sahkari Samiti, a handloom cooperative in Ramnagar, Varanasi. Three dailies reported it on the same day.
Three clippings. Select one to read it.
Tri-Impact and JD Hospital ran a two-day camp at Pavna Industries in Bhankri, Aligarh, combining health check-ups with information on government social security and insurance schemes. Seven papers covered it on 14 July 2023, and the Hindustan headline put attendance at 600 people.
Seven clippings. Select one to read it.
A health and social security camp for workers at the Krishi Utpadan Mandi, the agricultural produce market yard in Khair, Aligarh. Four clippings from the local press are held in Tri-Impact's records.
Four clippings. Select one to read it.
A health camp for workers at Dhanipur Mandi, the market yard in Aligarh city, with information on government schemes. Hindustan reported it on 15 June 2023.
Five clippings. Select one to read it.
A free health camp at Vikram Carpets in Mirzapur, where the paper reported check-ups for 200 workers and employees.
One clipping. Select it to read.
A health camp at Deep Global Impex in Bhadohi, open to the company's employees and to people from the surrounding villages.
One clipping. Select it to read.
The council's magazine published an impact story on Tri-Impact's collaboration with Raaga Textiles, a block-print manufacturer in Jaipur. It covers artisan skills, low-impact dyes and the social security of the company's workers. The feature is in English.
Read the feature (PDF, 10.5 MB)Until July 2022, Tri-Impact worked under the name GoodWeave India Trust. The groundwork from these years, with schools, women's groups and worker families, is what the current programmes are built on.
Shri Tikaram Jully, Minister of Labour, Government of Rajasthan, launched WorkersJoint, an initiative with the International Organization for Migration to connect workers who lost jobs during the COVID-19 lockdowns with employers.
One clipping. Select it to read.
During the lockdowns, the team distributed dry rations to weaver and worker families in Mirzapur and Bhadohi, and helped children in Jaipur and Mirzapur keep learning online.
Four clippings. Select one to read it.
Financial literacy training for women in Panipat and Mirzapur, and a literacy drive on International Literacy Day in which women learned to sign their names.
Three clippings. Select one to read it.
Learning camps, school events, competitions and debates with children, students and parents, including the Child Labour Free Jaipur initiative and an online conference on the International Day of the Girl Child.
Nine clippings. Select one to read it.
Day of the Girl Child11 October 2020
World Day Against Child Labour, Mirzapur14 June 2020
Students honoured, BulandshahrMarch 2020
A Step to Education, JaipurFebruary 2020
Dainik Bhaskar, JaipurDecember 2019
Education camp, MirzapurDecember 2019
Women's polytechnic, JaipurNovember 2019
Child Labour Free JaipurNovember 2019
Parents' meeting, MirzapurNovember 2019Tri-Impact organises these camps with factories, carpet companies, cooperatives and market yards, and can set them up wherever your workers or communities are in India. Tell us where and for whom, and the team will set out what a camp could cover.
