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about adivasi seva samiti, shamlaji

Established in 1947 at the base of the Aravalli ranges, we work to uplift tribal and underprivileged communities through education, skills, and social awareness.

Established in Shamlaji
1947
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Who we are

Adivasi Seva Samiti, located in Shamlaji, Gujarat, was established in 1947 with the goal of uplifting tribal and underprivileged communities through education and exposure to the mainstream of living.

The foundation was laid by late Shri Narsinhbhai Bhavsar (Motabhai). The mission was carried forward by late Shri Premubhai Thaker and is continued today by Shri Dipak Thaker, strengthening the institute’s commitment to social upliftment

trustees

Leadership and guidance

Our trustees provide direction and oversight to ensure the samiti remains focused, transparent, and impact-driven.

SHRI.SONJIBHAI BARIYA

SHRI.DIPAK THAKER

SHRI.RAJENDRA JOSHI

our team

the people behind daily impact

A committed team of educators and staff ensure students receive consistent learning support and a safe environment.

Shri Dipak Thaker

Supports governance, long-term planning, and partnerships to strengthen our institutions.

Shri Dipak Thaker

Supports governance, long-term planning, and partnerships to strengthen our institutions.

Shri Dipak Thaker

Supports governance, long-term planning, and partnerships to strengthen our institutions.

key highlights

78 Years of building Institutions, opportunities, and community impact.

Our work focuses on education, student development, and practical exposure that helps children become confident and self-reliant.

Multiple institutions supporting diverse needs

We run schools and institutes, including separate schools for boys, girls, and younger children.

Learning with care and continuity

Some schools offer lodging and boarding facilities to support students from remote areas.

Agriculture learning on campus

Students gain exposure to growing vegetables, fruits, and medicinal plants for self-reliance.

Focus on outcomes

With committed teaching and support, student performance has improved over time.

vision and mission

Uplifting lives by building education and skill development.

The area around the Samiti faces challenges such as limited water facilities, poverty, illiteracy, and infrastructure gaps. We address these through education, awareness, and skill development to improve quality of life.

vision

To nurture children with skills that enable them to earn a livelihood, contribute meaningfully to society, and live with dignity.

mission

To empower Adivasi communities by addressing challenges of poor water facilities, poverty, and illiteracy, while creating access to quality education and exposure to science, technology, and modern learning opportunities for sustainable development.

testimonials

voices from our community

A few words that reflect the trust and impact built through education and consistent support.

faq

Get to know us

Quick answers to help donors and supporters understand how the samiti operates and how contributions are used.

What is Adivasi Seva Samiti?

A non-profit organization working for the education and development of Adivasi tribal communities since 1947.

Adivasi children and communities from underserved regions of Sabarkantha, and Aravalli.

Education, basic facilities towards infrastructure renovation, skill development, and exposure to science and technology.

Deteriorated infrastructure developed over the past few years, subhuman living standards and poor sanitisation.

You can support us through donations, CSR partnerships, and volunteering. Contributions are eligible for 80G tax benefits.

Yes, all funds are used responsibly with proper finance auditing and supporting documents.

From South of Gujarat- Shamlaji, Aravalli, Sabarkantha.

You may reach us through the Contact Us page on our website or contact Mr. Dipak Thaker at +91 98210 25587.

Support the mission

Contributions are utilized to strengthen education, skill development, and better infrastructure to learn for tribal students.