Welcome to
Araku Aadivaasi Pragathi Kendra
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Welcome to AAPK
Nestled in the lush green valleys of Araku, Paderu and Chinthapalli, Araku Aadivaasi Pragathi Kendra (AAPK) is a non-profit trust working for the upliftment and empowerment of tribal communities.
Our mission is to create a future where tribal families thrive with better education, healthcare, livelihoods, and opportunities, while preserving their unique cultural identity and rich natural heritage.
Our Focus Areas
Sustainable Livelihoods
Agriculture & Horticulture
Introducing improved crop cultivation methods, promoting fruit and vegetable farming.
Animal Husbandry & Dairy Development
Supporting families to earn stable incomes through livestock and dairy units.
Handicrafts & Local Industries
Encouraging small-scale industries and promoting traditional tribal crafts.
Education & Skill Development
Creating opportunities for quality education in remote villages. Skill training programs for tribal youth and women to improve employment prospects. Organizing training camps to modernize farming practices.
Healthcare & Wellbeing
Promoting primary healthcare and awareness on nutrition and sanitation. Supporting initiatives for maternal and child health in tribal areas.
Infrastructure & Connectivity
Working towards the development of roads, electricity and clean drinking water facilities, ensuring every tribal household is connected and supported.
How We Make an Impact
Government Schemes
We actively leverage state and central government programs to bring resources and benefits to tribal families.
Community Participation
Our approach ensures that tribal leaders and families are part of every decision.
Transparent Funding
Every rupee donated is audited annually and used only for the development purposes chosen by donors.
Our Founder’s Vision
Sri Kunapareddy Ramesh Babu,
AAPK was established by Sri Kunapareddy Ramesh Babu, a Retired Bank Manager, who envisioned transforming the lives of tribals in the Araku region without compromising their cultural roots.
Together with like-minded supporters, he continues to guide AAPK towards a self-reliant and prosperous tribal society.
