About Global Shree Gaurangas Foundation Trust

Global Shree Gaurangas Foundation Trust is a grassroots nonprofit organisation committed to empowering rural and urban vulnerable communities through education, health, sanitation, nutrition, environmental sustainability, social and cultural development.

The Trust operates under the public-facing identity “Global Shree Gaurangas Foundation Trust” to reflect its broader vision and collaborative
outlook, while remaining legally registered as Shree Gauranga's Foundation Trust.

Registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 and compliant with the Income Tax Act, 1961 (12A & 80G), the Trust implements all initiatives as non-religious and non-political social development programs aligned with Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013.

Our Purpose

The Trust was established to address gaps in access to education, healthcare, sanitation, nutrition,dignity, environmental awareness, legal literacy, animal welfare, ethical living, cultural understanding, and essential community resources, particularly among socially, economically, and geographically vulnerable populations.

Our work focuses on long-term community empowerment through awareness, access, participation, dialogue, and responsible implementation.

Our Core Focus Areas

Education, Skill Development & Legal Awareness

  • Access to education and skill development for children, youth, and women
  • Digital literacy and vocational training initiatives
  • Free legal awareness and legal literacy programs for underprivileged communities

(Schedule VII (ii) | SDG 4, SDG 10)

Health, Sanitation & School Infrastructure

  • Preventive healthcare, medical awareness, and health camps
  • Sanitation and hygiene awareness initiatives
  • Construction of toilets and sanitation facilities in tribal and rural schools to improve hygiene, dignity, and education retention
  • Emergency medical and relief support during public health crises and natural disasters

(Schedule VII (i) | SDG 3, SDG 6)

Food Security, Nutrition & Community Kitchens

  • Distribution of nutritious meals and dry ration kits to vulnerable populations
  • Community food support during emergencies and public gatherings
  • Large-scale community meal programs (bhandaras) implemented strictly as nutrition and food security initiatives

(Schedule VII (i) | SDG 1, SDG 2)

Women & Girl-Child Empowerment

  • Education retention and dignity initiatives
  • Improved school attendance for girls through sanitation and hygiene support
  • Social inclusion, awareness, and rights education

(Schedule VII (iii) | SDG 5)

Environmental Sustainability, Ethical Living & Animal Welfare

  • Environmental awareness, cleanliness drives, and tree plantation initiatives
  • Promotion of sustainable and eco-friendly community practices
  • Awareness programs encouraging responsible consumption, ethical food choices, vegetarian lifestyles, and non-violence as principles of environmental sustainability and social harmony
  • Animal welfare initiatives, including cow care and protection, implemented strictly as humane welfare programs

(Schedule VII (iv) | SDG 12, SDG 13, SDG 15)

Social, Cultural & Peace-Building Initiatives

  • Community cultural programs promoting social harmony, civic responsibility, and inclusive participation
  • Preservation and promotion of traditional knowledge systems, Vedic arts, philosophy, and cultural heritage through educational and cultural platforms
  • World peace awareness initiatives and conventions encouraging dialogue on ethics, values, non-violence, and the synthesis of scientific and humanistic perspectives for societal well-being

All cultural and awareness initiatives are conducted as inclusive, non-religious, and non-political programs.

The Trust’s approach to culture, peace-building, ethical leadership, and dialogue is inspired by global educators, scientists, humanitarian leaders, and peace builders whose contributions have shaped inclusive development and cross-cultural understanding.

Learn more about the thinkers and humanitarian leaders who inspire our values on the 
Inspirational Thinkers & Peace Builders page.

(Schedule VII (v) | SDG 11, SDG 16)

Geographic Reach

  • Urban communities within the Vasai–Virar Municipal Corporation (VVMC)
  • Rural and tribal regions of Palghar district and surrounding areas

While current initiatives are implemented within defined geographies, the Trust’s program models are designed to be scalable and replicable and can be adapted for implementation across other regions based on local needs, partnerships, and resources.

Governance & Trustees

The Trust is governed by a Board of Trustees responsible for strategic direction, statutory compliance, financial oversight, and ethical governance.

  • Trustees and key functionaries as per Trust Deed and statutory records
  • Collective decision-making and transparent governance practices

Financial Transparency

The Trust maintains proper books of accounts for all its activities.

Due to operational disruptions during and following the COVID-19 period, statutory audits could not be completed for certain financial years. The audit process is currently being re-initiated, and updated audited financial statements will be made available in due course.

In the interim, financial records and utilisation details are maintained and are available for review on request.

CSR & Compliance

All initiatives of the Trust are aligned with Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013, covering education, healthcare, sanitation, nutrition, food security, women empowerment, environmental sustainability, animal welfare, legal awareness, cultural development, peace awareness, and rural & urban community development.

Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The Trust contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through community-level action, ethical practices, and inclusive development initiatives.

  • SDGs 1 & 2 – Poverty alleviation and food security
  • SDGs 3 & 6 – Health, sanitation, and hygiene
  • SDGs 4 & 5 – Education and gender equality
  • SDGs 10 & 11 – Reduced inequalities and sustainable communities
  • SDGs 12, 13 & 15 – Environmental sustainability, climate action, and animal welfare
  • SDG 16 – Peace, ethics, and inclusive societies

Impact & Accountability

The Trust focuses on measurable outcomes and community-level impact. Program implementation, beneficiary reach, and outcomes are documented and reviewed periodically.

Connect With Us

For partnerships, CSR collaboration, or general enquiries, please visit our Contact Us page.


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