Key milestones in our mission to serve communities.
Arunodaya Public Welfare Council was established with a vision to serve rural and tribal communities in Chittoor District.
Our education programs reached 500 children across 10 villages with learning centers and school supplies.
Organized health camps serving over 2,000 villagers with free medical consultations and medicines.
Empowered over 1,000 women through 50 active self-help groups with skill training and micro-finance support.
Provided food supplies, hygiene kits and healthcare support to 10,000 vulnerable families during the pandemic.
Crossed the milestone of 5,000 trees planted through community-driven environmental initiatives.
Extended our programs to over 80 villages with comprehensive initiatives in education, health, livelihood and community development.
A comprehensive education support program providing learning materials, tuition support and scholarships to underprivileged children in rural areas.
Community health initiative providing free medical camps, health awareness sessions and medicine distribution in remote villages.
Women empowerment initiative focused on self-help groups, vocational training and entrepreneurship development for rural women.
Environmental conservation program promoting tree plantation, waste management and sustainable practices in rural communities.
Livelihood generation program providing skill training, job placement support and micro-enterprise development for youth and women.
Water and sanitation initiative ensuring clean drinking water access and proper sanitation facilities in villages.
Real stories of transformation from our communities.
A young girl from a remote tribal village, who had dropped out of school due to poverty, was supported through our scholarship program. She has now completed her higher education and works as a teacher in her own community, inspiring other girls to pursue their dreams.
A woman from a rural village joined our self-help group and received tailoring training. She now runs her own tailoring business from home, employs two other women and has become financially independent, supporting her family's education and health needs.
Regular health camps and awareness programs in a remote village have significantly reduced water-borne diseases. Community members now practice better hygiene, access timely medical care, and the village has seen a marked improvement in overall health indicators.
Our vision for the next phase of growth and impact.
Establish 100 learning centers across rural and tribal areas to provide quality education to over 5,000 children.
Expand women empowerment programs to reach 10,000 women through self-help groups and skill training initiatives.
Scale up environmental initiatives to plant 50,000 trees and implement comprehensive waste management programs.
Establish permanent health centers and regular mobile medical units serving 50,000 people annually.
Create sustainable livelihood opportunities for 5,000 families through skill training and enterprise support.
Provide clean drinking water facilities to 100 villages through water purification and conservation projects.
Your support can help us reach our future goals and transform more lives.