About Our Organization

Established in 1932

A Century of Dedication to Education and Community Welfare

Late P. Subramanya Udayar was born on October 28th, 1891. He lost his father when he was barely a year old. Due to the financial constraint in his family, he discontinued his school education and went to work to support his family. He worked in the Printing Press attached to The Theosophical Society in Adyar. At that time, he was only 12 years, he was very sincere and hardworking and impressed everyone with his work.

Dr. Annie Besant was very impressed with his dedication to his job. He became the Supervisor of the Printing Press when he was 14 years old. He was very keen on starting his own business, so with the blessings of Dr. Annie Besant he started a Type Foundry. He named it as "The Madras Type Foundry," and he started being very enterprising, he did very well in his business. Unfortunately he suffered from a severe bout of jaundice from which he did not recover and passed away in 1931.

He was a very disciplined and charitable person and he was able to understand the difficulties that children of less privileged families faced regarding education. So he started a Trust in which a certain amount of money from the Type Foundry was allotted for education of poor students from the Udayar Community. He also started a free dispensary in Saidapet for the General Public. All his charitable work is still being continued by his Charitable Trust.

  • Financial support for students pursuing higher education
  • Annual large-scale free medical welfare camps
  • Free dispensary in Saidapet for the General Public
  • Transparent and efficient application processes
Founder P Subramania Udayar (1891–1931)

Late P. Subramanya Udayar

28/10/1891 – 24/07/1931

5,000+
Students Supported
94
Years Legacy
FUTURE PLANS & VISION

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Our Purpose

Helping each other can make the community better

Our legacy is built on the core belief that financial constraints should never be a barrier to quality education or basic healthcare.

Our Vision

To create an empowered, educated, and healthy Udayar community where every individual has the opportunity to achieve their full potential.

Our Mission

To provide consistent financial support for students pursuing higher education, and to organize regular medical welfare activities.

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Looking Ahead

Future Plans (Next 10 Years)

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01

Digital Literacy Initiative

Over the next decade, we aim to bridge the digital divide by establishing technology centers across rural regions, providing students with access to modern computing resources and specialized software training.

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02

Advanced Medical Facility

Our vision includes the establishment of a dedicated community health center equipped with modern diagnostic tools, ensuring that advanced healthcare is accessible to every family in our network.

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03

Global Alumni Network

We are building a robust mentorship program connecting our current scholarship recipients with successful alumni worldwide, fostering a cycle of growth, support, and professional development.

Our Team

P.Subramania Udayar Charities – Trustees

The trust has been guided by dedicated trustees who have selflessly served the community across generations.

Tmt. P.S. Dhanammal

1931–1965

Thiru. A. Rangaswamy Chettiar

1931–1947

W. Kanniappa Udayar

1931–1974

P.S. Ambiganathan

1962–1966

Tmt. Jayalakshmi Sarma

1962–1979

Thiru. S. Natesa Udayar

1962–1992

K. Perumal Udayar

1974–1995

Viswanathan, B.A.

1974–1979

M. Thiagarajan

1974–Present

Kodumudi S. Shanmugam, B.Ed., MIE

1979–Present

N. Dorairaj

1979–1984

W.A. Devasenapathy

1984–1997

Thiru. Sema Narayanan

1992–Present

Pulavar M. Nagarajan, M.A., M.Ed.

1993–2005

Thiru. N. Sivakumaran, B.A.B.T.

1997–Present

Thiru. N. Chinnappan, M.E.

2003–Present

Thiru. Shanmugadhanandam

2005–Present

V. Chandrasekaran, M.A.

2007–Present

Dr. N. Satchidhanandam, M.D.

2011–Present

Smt. P.S. Vijayalakshmi, B.A., B.L.

2011–Present

Miss. P.S. Usha, B.Sc., MBA

2013–2018 (Resigned)

Pavalar M. Ganapathy, M.A., B.Ed.

2021–Present