History & Present
Established in 1953 as “Rajpipla Vibhag Satyadham Sarvoday Sangh [E-354]” and later amalgamated with “Garudeshwar Ashram Trust [E-72}” and “Rajpipla Khadi Sangh [E-360]” in 1965, Shree Satyadham Sarvoday Sangh was founded by freedom fighters to uplift economically and socially backward communities. With a mission rooted in education, empowerment, and service, the trust worked extensively across villages in Narmada and Bharuch districts, running kindergartens, adult education centers, and organizing cultural and empowerment programs under the government-supported “Sarvoday Yojna.”
Continuing its mission, the Sangh actively runs hostels, schools, medical camps, and development programs focused on education, women empowerment, and rural well-being — all guided by the values of non-violence, service, and inner growth.
Uplifting Lives Through Service and Education
Shree Satyadham Sarvoday Sangh is committed to empowering underprivileged communities through education, rural development, and public service.
Rooted in non-violence and spiritual values, the trust works to build a just and harmonious society by fostering self-reliance, awareness, and social upliftment.
Shree Manubhai Premshankar Bhatt
A dedicated freedom fighter from Viramgam, founded the trust after India’s independence with a vision to serve tribal and economically weaker communities. Choosing service over comfort, he devoted his life to education, social upliftment, and nation-building through non-violence and sacrifice.
