D. Sarada Trust is a non-profit organization registered under the Societies Registration Act. Since our establishment in 2006, we have been dedicated to uplifting marginalized and tribal communities through sustainable development initiatives in education, healthcare, women’s empowerment, and legal aid.

Welcome to D. Sarada Trust

Founded on March 27, 2006 (Registration No. 107/2006), D. Sarada Trust was established in the loving memory of Late Smt. D. Sarada, with a heartfelt mission to serve the downtrodden and enhance the living standards of people in tribal and backward regions of Andhra Pradesh.

Our journey began earlier, with the establishment of the D. Sarada Free Legal Aid Center on January 23, 2005 (Registration No. 67/2005) — an initiative dedicated to providing free legal assistance to women facing social and economic injustice.

Over time, our work in rural and tribal communities revealed a deeper truth — that education is the foundation of empowerment. With this realization, the Trust expanded its mission to include educational, social, and developmental initiatives, creating access to learning and opportunities for children in remote tribal areas who otherwise remain unreached.

Through our continued efforts, D. Sarada Trust remains committed to uplifting marginalized communities, promoting education, equality, and self-reliance, and carrying forward the compassionate legacy of Late Smt. D. Sarada.

Our Evolution - Empowering the Underprivileged, Uplifting Lives

Our Mission

At D. Sarada Trust, we believe education is the foundation of empowerment. Our mission is to ensure that every child, regardless of background, has access to quality learning and the chance to build a better future.

Alongside education, we continue to work for the welfare of underserved communities — enhancing access to healthcare, promoting women’s rights, and developing sustainable rural resources such as clean drinking water.

Through our educational programs like Sarada Niketan, we are nurturing young minds, reducing illiteracy in tribal areas, and helping communities rise through knowledge, confidence, and opportunity.