Who we are
About us
The journey of Daatha Foundation Trust began on December 7, 2016, with a vision rooted in truth (Satyam), righteous action (Dharmam), and justice (Nyayam). Founded by Nara Damodara Naidu, Daatha was not just created as an organization, but as a movement dedicated to serving humanity through compassion, education, and ethical living. From its very first day, Daatha has believed in walking hand-in-hand with the community—empowering every individual, especially children, youth, and families, to grow with dignity and purpose. Our strength lies in the involvement of our people—community members,
- Empowering communities through education, healthcare, and cultural awareness as a non-profit organization.
- Supporting children with special needs, youth development, and sustainable rural initiatives.
- Building a just, ethical, and inclusive society rooted in truth, nature, and service.
“Truth. Duty. Justice. The Daatha Way.”
“At Daatha, we believe that a meaningful life begins with truth (Satyam), is driven by selfless duty (Dharmam), and upheld by justice (Nyayam). This is more than a philosophy—it is our commitment to nature, to people, and to the future. Join us on the path where values lead action—this is the Daatha Way.”
Daatha's Paths:
Living a Life of Purpose
At Daatha Foundation Trust, we belieave a meaningful life is one where truth leads the way, righteous, action Dharma shapes each section, and justice, keeps in the society in Balance. This is not a Philosaphy - it;s is a lifestyle.
- " Compassion that uplifts the valuable"
- “ Education that opens minds and futures”
- ” Sustainability that protects our planet” –
- ” Service that connects hearts and communicates”
” A meaningful life is not measured by what we receive, but by what we give back—to truth, to family, and to nature.”
– Nara Damodara Naidu
Daatha Foundation Trust
What about daatha
We at Daatha Foundation Trust provide inclusive education, skill-based training, and digital learning for all.
Our health programs support rural families with medical care, hygiene awareness, and nutrition.
We promote cultural values, protect nature, and encourage ethical living through active community engagement.
Every initiative by Daatha is rooted in compassion, truth, and a deep commitment to uplift lives.
- Empowering Every Child Through Inclusive Education
- Building Brighter Futures with Skills, Health, and Support
- Nurturing Culture, Nature, and Conscience in Communities
Why Choose Us
"We Deliver Excellence — Empowering Lives with Daatha."
At Daatha Foundation Trust, we are dedicated to creating meaningful change through inclusive education, sustainable health initiatives, and community-driven programs. We focus on empowering individuals, especially those from underserved backgrounds, to reach their full potential. Our values of truth, righteousness, and justice guide every action, ensuring a positive and lasting impact on society. When you partner with Daatha, you contribute to a vision of a balanced, ethical, and thriving future for all.
About the Founder
Nara Damodara Naidu
Founder & Manging Trustee
Primary number : 7022843091
Meet the Behind Daatha Foundation Trust Nara Damodar Naidu – Founder, Humanitarian, Change-Maker Established on December 7th, 2016, the Daatha Foundation Trust was born out of the unwavering vision of Nara Damodar Naidu, a passionate advocate for truth (Satyam), righteousness (Dharmam), and justice (Nyayam). With a heart rooted in compassion and a spirit committed to service, he founded the Trust to bring transformative change to society—especially for the underserved, differently-abled, and marginalized communities. From the very beginning, his dream has been to build a better world—where education is a right, healthcare is accessible, and cultural values are honored and preserved. His commitment goes beyond service; it’s a mission to empower youth, revive Indian traditions, and foster social responsibility among future generations. Under his leadership, Daatha Foundation Trust has grown into a dynamic force, addressing real-world challenges through sustainable, inclusive initiatives. Every program reflects his personal dedication—from nurturing special needs children to launching youth-driven innovation hubs, rural development drives, environmental conservation, and cultural education programs. "Truth is Nature. Righteousness is Duty. Justice is the Balance." – Nara Damodar Naidu
- He is dedicated to empowering communities through education, health, and culture.
- His vision focuses on truth, righteousness, and justice for all.
- He leads with a passion for sustainability and cultural preservation.
Daatha Next Generation School
Daatha Next Generation School is an innovative educational initiative by the Daatha Foundation Trust, aiming to blend ancient wisdom with modern technology. Rooted in the principles of Satyam (Truth), Dharmam (Righteousness), and Nyayam (Justice), the school emphasizes holistic development, ethical consciousness, and sustainable living.
Rooted in Culture, Rising with Knowledge
At Daatha Next Generation School, we believe that a strong cultural foundation is the key to meaningful learning. By embracing our heritage, values, and traditions, we empower students to grow intellectually, emotionally, and ethically. While their roots hold them grounded in timeless wisdom, their wings—powered by modern education and technology—help them soar toward a brighter, responsible future.
Feedback
Service from the Public – by Daatha
Dear Daatha Foundation,
In the dance of life, grace and beauty shine through acts of kindness, service, and compassion.
Like the lotus blooming in the mud, your work nurtures growth and transformation, even in the most challenging of circumstances.
Let us walk together in the path of truth, righteousness, and justice, lifting others as we rise.
Through every effort, may we bring light to those in need, nurturing minds, hearts, and souls to flourish with the beauty of knowledge and humanity.
With unwavering faith in the journey, let our actions echo the values that bind us all in unity and purpose.”
