Arunodaya Public Welfare Council is a registered non-profit, humanitarian, non-governmental and non-political organization established under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. Since our founding, we have been dedicated to improving the quality of life for rural and tribal communities across Andhra Pradesh.
We believe in inclusive growth and work tirelessly irrespective of caste, religion, gender or social background. Our programs are designed to create lasting, sustainable change through community participation and empowerment.
Our dedicated team works across multiple domains including education, healthcare, women empowerment, agriculture, environment, livelihood generation and community development.
To improve the quality of life of underprivileged communities by providing opportunities in education, health, livelihood, women empowerment, environmental conservation and community development through participatory and sustainable approaches.
To build self-reliant, educated and healthy communities where every individual has equal opportunity to grow with dignity and contribute meaningfully to the progress of society.
Our core values guide every decision we make and every program we implement.
We serve with compassion and respect for every individual's dignity and rights.
We maintain the highest ethical standards in all our operations and interactions.
We are open and accountable in our financial and operational practices.
We serve all communities equally without discrimination of any kind.
We involve communities in planning and implementing our development programs.
We approach every challenge with empathy and understanding for those we serve.
We create programs that deliver lasting impact and environmental responsibility.
We partner with stakeholders to amplify our impact and reach more communities.
From humble beginnings to a growing impact across communities.
Arunodaya Public Welfare Council was established by a group of dedicated social workers committed to serving rural and tribal communities in Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh.
Started informal education centers in remote villages to provide learning opportunities for children who lacked access to formal schooling.
Launched community health awareness programs and organized the first major health camp serving over 500 villagers.
Established women self-help groups across multiple villages, providing skill training and micro-finance support for financial independence.
Launched large-scale tree plantation drives and environmental awareness campaigns across the district.
Provided essential supplies, food distribution and healthcare support to vulnerable communities during the pandemic.
Extended programs to over 80 villages with comprehensive initiatives in education, health, livelihood and community development.
Our objectives guide our programs and help us measure our impact.
Dedicated individuals working tirelessly to fulfill our mission and create lasting impact.
Join hands with us to create meaningful change in the lives of rural and tribal communities.