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Sreshth Foundation
A charitable trust based in Hyderabad, working across education, sport, and cultural
heritage in communities across Telangana.
Who we are.
We work across education, sport, and cultural heritage through focused programmes in specific
communities across Hyderabad and Telangana.
Our work happens in places most foundations overlook. The Anganwadi centres that the state
runs but rarely visits. The traditional sports forms that have slipped from public memory. The
neighbourhood temples that anchor older parts of the city but receive no formal funding for
upkeep.
We are a small foundation. We do not promise transformation. We commit to being present in
the communities we work in, year after year.
Communities where every child gets a strong start,traditional knowledge and local
cultural practices continue into the next generation , and the places that hold neighbourhoods together remain part of daily life.
We run focused, long-term programmes in early childhood education, traditional
sport, and cultural heritage. We operate locally, work alongside the people closest to
the communities we serve, and report honestly on both progress and limitations.
Sreshth Foundation was founded in 2019 by Mulla Vikram Goud, in memory of his father,
the late Shri Mukesh Goud, a public servant from Hyderabad who believed deeply in community participation, education, and access to opportunity.
The foundation’s programmes carry that conviction forward. The annual Malla Yuddha
championship is held in his name. Many of the communities where we work today are
communities he remained closely connected to throughout his life.
Many of the communities where we work today are communities
he remained closely connected to throughout his life.
Leadership & Trustees
Founder and Managing Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
What Guides Our Work.
We avoid drop-in interventions. When we renovate an Anganwadi, we stay involved with it afterward. When we restore a temple, we work with the people who use it daily. Programmes that don’t have a long arc don’t fit how we operate.
We publish what we’ve done annually, with what we haven’t yet achieved noted alongside. Our financials are audited and available on this site. Donors and partners get specific updates, not generalities.
We work in specific neighbourhoods and communities. Every programme we run has an identifiable address, an Anganwadi, a temple, a championship venue, not a list of districts on a map.
Anganwadi workers, temple committees, wrestling coaches, neighbourhood elders, these are the people whose knowledge keeps our programmes grounded. They are not advisors. They are co-runners.
We avoid drop-in interventions. When we renovate an Anganwadi, we stay involved with it afterward. When we restore a temple, we work with the people who use it daily. Programmes that don’t have a long arc don’t fit how we operate.
We publish what we’ve done annually, with what we haven’t yet achieved noted alongside. Our financials are audited and available on this site. Donors and partners get specific updates, not generalities.
We work in specific neighbourhoods and communities. Every programme we run has an identifiable address, an Anganwadi, a temple, a championship venue, not a list of districts on a map.
Anganwadi workers, temple committees, wrestling coaches, neighbourhood elders, these are the people whose knowledge keeps our programmes grounded. They are not advisors. They are co-runners.