Education, farmer welfare and health care
Because nobody should walk alone
We stand with rural families at the moments that matter most: a child’s schooling, a difficult season on the farm, a medical emergency.
About the Foundation
Abhayasimha Vidya Rythu Arogya Foundation was established in 2026 by Smt. Tiyyagura Aruna Kumari. Its name joins the three pillars of its work: Vidya (education), Rythu (farmers) and Arogya (health).
We work closely with the communities we serve, and we keep our accounts open and our governance accountable.
We walk beside every family, through every season of life.
Villages where every child can learn, every farmer can thrive and every family can stay healthy.
To give rural families fair access to education, farming support and health care.
Our work
Four areas of work that address the most pressing needs of rural families.
How we work
A simple, fair process the community can see, from the first contact to the final record.
Identify
Families are referred by volunteers, schools, health workers or approach us directly.
Verify
Need is checked through simple documents and a home or field visit.
Support
Help is given directly, through bank transfer wherever possible.
Record
Every beneficiary and expense is recorded and audited.
Our commitment
Every rupee for charity
Funds are used only for the objects of the Trust. Trustees serve without remuneration.
Audited every year
Accounts are audited annually by a practising Chartered Accountant.
Two signatures on every payment
Our bank account is operated jointly by two Trustees.
Open to all
Help is given to all in need, without discrimination.
Walk with us
Donate, volunteer your skills or partner with the Foundation.
HomeAbout us
About us
A public charitable trust working for education, farmer welfare and health care.
Our story
Abhayasimha Vidya Rythu Arogya Foundation was founded in 2026 by Tiyyagura Aruna Kumari and Tiyyagura Rama Krishna Reddy, a couple with one shared dream. Its name joins the three pillars of its work: Vidya (education), Rythu (farmers) and Arogya (health).
Many rural families depend on small farms and daily work. A child’s schooling, a failed crop or a medical emergency can change everything for them. The Foundation was set up to help at exactly these moments, close to home and without discrimination.
Villages where every child can learn, every farmer can thrive and every family can stay healthy.
To give rural families fair access to education, farming support and health care.
Why we exist
Every family faces hard moments. These are the ones we are here for.
Core values
Open to all
We serve people of every caste, religion, gender and region, with priority for those most in need.
Integrity
Every rupee is used for charitable work. Trustees serve without remuneration.
Accountability
Accounts are audited every year and our work is reported openly.
Secular and non-political
The Foundation takes no part in any political or religious activity.
Board of trustees
The Foundation is managed by a Board of three Trustees who serve in an honorary capacity.
Smt. Tiyyagura Aruna Kumari
Founder and Managing Trustee
Sri Tiyyagura Rama Krishna Reddy
Trustee
Ms. Gade Jhansi
Trustee
Governance
- Board meetings at least twice a year, with minutes recorded
- Bank account operated jointly by two Trustees
- No Trustee or relative may benefit from the Trust’s funds
- Annual audit by a practising Chartered Accountant
- Income-tax return filed every year
- Annual report published after each financial year
Programme 1
Education
No child should leave school because the family cannot pay. We help deserving students continue their studies and support the schools they attend.
- Scholarships, stipends and fee support for deserving students
- Free coaching and tuition, including for competitive examinations
- Books, notebooks, uniforms and school bags
- Support for village schools: libraries, furniture, drinking water and sanitation
Who it is for: School and college students from economically weaker families, especially girls.
Programme 2
Farmer welfare
Small farmers carry the greatest risks with the fewest resources. We help them farm better, reduce costs and recover from difficult seasons.
- Training and field demonstrations on modern, organic and natural farming
- Quality seeds, saplings and bio-fertilisers, free or subsidised
- Farm machinery, free or at actual running cost only
- Guidance on government schemes, crop insurance and soil health
Who it is for: Small, marginal and tenant farmers, and agricultural labourers.
Programme 3
Health
Quality health care is often distant and costly for rural families. We bring doctors and medicines closer and promote early care.
- Free medical, eye, dental and specialist camps
- Free medicines and support for treatment and tests
- Ambulance support in emergencies, free or at running cost only
- Awareness on nutrition, hygiene and maternal and child health
Who it is for: Poor patients, pregnant women, children and the elderly in rural areas.
Programme 4
Empowerment of the poor and needy
Some families need support to get through hard times; others need a skill to stand on their own. We provide both.
- Food, clothing, shelter and other relief for the destitute
- Skill, vocational and livelihood training for women and youth
- Guidance to access government welfare schemes
- Relief and rehabilitation during floods and other disasters
Who it is for: Widows, orphans, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and women and youth from weaker sections.
Help us reach more families
Every contribution of money, time or skill makes a difference.
HomeGet involved
Get involved
Support the Foundation by donating, volunteering your skills or partnering with us.
Donate
Donations are accepted only in the Foundation’s own bank account. Please do not hand over cash to any individual on behalf of the Foundation.
After donating
- Send your name, address, PAN and payment reference to abhayasimha.vra.foundation@
gmail.com or WhatsApp +91 81254 37560 - Your donation is recorded in our donation register
- A receipt is issued by the Foundation
Indian donors only. We accept donations only from Indian citizens and Indian organisations.
Tax deduction. Deduction for donors is not yet available. It will be announced after approval from the Income Tax Department.
Bank transfer
- Account name
- Abhayasimha Vidya Rythu Arogya Foundation
- Bank and branch
- [BANK NAME], [BRANCH]
- Account number
- [ACCOUNT NUMBER]
- IFSC
- [IFSC CODE]
UPI
Scan with any UPI app, or pay to
[UPI ID]
Volunteer
Give a few hours or a few days. We especially need:
- Doctors and nurses for village medical camps
- Teachers and students for coaching classes
- Agriculture experts for farmer training
- Community volunteers to identify families in need
Partner with us
We welcome partnerships with companies, schools, hospitals, gram panchayats and other institutions. Our work relates to areas listed in Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013, including education, health care, eradication of poverty and rural development.
We are happy to discuss future CSR partnerships as our track record grows.
Contact us for partnershipsDocuments available on request
- Registration documents of the Foundation
- PAN of the Foundation
- Income-tax registrations, once granted
- Audited accounts and annual reports, each year
Frequently asked questions
Will I receive a receipt for my donation?
Yes. Every donation is recorded and a receipt is issued by the Foundation.
Is my donation eligible for tax deduction?
Not yet. Donor tax deduction will be announced after the Foundation receives approval from the Income Tax Department.
How are donations used?
Only for the charitable objects of the Trust. The accounts are audited every year by a Chartered Accountant.
Can I donate from outside India?
The Foundation accepts donations only from Indian citizens and Indian organisations.
Can I donate in cash?
Please donate by bank transfer or UPI so that every rupee is traceable. Never hand over cash to any individual on behalf of the Foundation.
Office address
Door No. 13-142, Meda Rami Reddy Street, Telaprolu Village, Unguturu Mandal, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh – 521109
View on Google MapsNeed help from the Foundation?
If your family needs support for education, farming, medical treatment or emergency relief:
- Call or WhatsApp +91 81254 37560, or visit our office
- Bring your Aadhaar card and any document about your need
- A member of the Foundation may visit to understand your situation
- If eligible, support is given directly, through the bank wherever possible
Our help is free. The Foundation never charges any fee. Do not pay anyone who asks for money in the Foundation’s name.
Effective from 2 November 2026
Abhayasimha Vidya Rythu Arogya Foundation (“the Foundation”, “we”) respects your privacy. This policy explains, in simple words, what personal information we collect, why we collect it, and the choices and rights you have. It is written in line with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025.
1. Who we are
Abhayasimha Vidya Rythu Arogya Foundation, a public charitable trust (Regd. No. 88/2026), Door No. 13-142, Meda Rami Reddy Street, Telaprolu Village, Unguturu Mandal, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh – 521109. For any privacy question, contact us using the details in section 10.
2. Information we collect
We collect only what we need, and only what you choose to give us:
- Volunteer registration form: your name, mobile number, and optionally your email, village or town, and area of interest.
- Enquiry form: your name, mobile number or email, the subject and your message.
- Donations: your name, address, PAN and payment reference, which you send us so we can issue a receipt.
- Requests for help: when a family asks for support, we may collect identity proof (such as Aadhaar), documents about the need (such as a fee receipt or prescription) and bank details for sending support. This is collected in person or by phone, not through this website.
- Visiting this website: we do not use cookies, tracking or advertising tools, and we do not create visitor profiles. Our hosting and font providers may automatically process basic technical data, such as your IP address, to deliver and secure the website.
3. Why we use it
- To reply to your enquiry or request.
- To contact volunteers and plan activities such as medical camps and coaching classes.
- To record donations and issue receipts.
- To check eligibility for support and to provide it to families in need.
- To keep the records required by law, such as accounts, audits and income-tax filings.
We never sell your information, and we never use it for advertising.
4. Your consent
When you submit a form on this website, you agree to us using your details for the purpose of that form, as described above. You can withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us (section 10). After that, we will stop using your details, except where the law requires us to keep certain records, such as donation records.
5. Who we share it with
We share your information only when needed to run our work, and only with:
- Service providers who help us operate: FormSubmit (sends website form entries to our email), Google (Gmail, Google Fonts and Google Maps links), Cloudflare (website hosting) and WhatsApp (if you message us). Some of these may store data on servers outside India.
- Our Chartered Accountant or auditor, for audits of our accounts.
- Government authorities, when the law requires it. For example, the Income Tax Department may require details of donors.
6. How long we keep it
We keep personal information only for as long as we need it for the purpose it was collected for. Donation and financial records are kept for the period required by tax and accounting laws. After that, we delete or destroy the information.
7. How we protect it
Only the Trustees and authorised volunteers can see your information, and only when needed for their work. We keep our email and phone accounts protected with strong passwords, and paper records are stored securely in our office. If a data breach ever affects you, we will inform you and the authorities as the law requires.
8. Children
We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 18 through this website. Requests for help for a child, such as education support, should come from a parent or guardian, who gives consent on the child’s behalf.
9. Your rights
You have the right to:
- Ask for a summary of the personal information we hold about you and how we use it.
- Ask us to correct, complete or update your information.
- Ask us to erase your information, unless the law requires us to keep it.
- Withdraw your consent at any time.
- Nominate another person to exercise these rights for you, in case of death or incapacity.
- Raise a grievance with us about how your information is handled.
We will respond to your request or grievance as soon as possible, and in any case within 90 days. If you are not satisfied with our response, you may complain to the Data Protection Board of India.
10. Contact us
Smt. Tiyyagura Aruna Kumari
Managing Trustee
Email: abhayasimha.vra.foundation@
Phone and WhatsApp: +91 81254 37560
Door No. 13-142, Meda Rami Reddy Street, Telaprolu Village, Unguturu Mandal, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh – 521109
11. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy from time to time. The latest version will always be on this page, with the date it takes effect.