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Since 1983

About the trust

A charitable trust founded by Patidar Samaj to advance the education and empowerment of women, beginning with a hostel for girls who had nowhere in Kadi to stay.

Students of the trust seated together on the campus lawn
A campus building with Gujarati signage above the entranceGuests lighting a ceremonial lamp at a campus event

The trust

Run on donation, by the people it serves

The Mandal was founded in 1983 by Shree Kadva Patidar 27 Samaj Sudharak Mandal with the aim of promoting women’s education and empowerment. It began with hostel facilities for girls who had nowhere in Kadi to stay, and grew into the campus at Nanikadi.

Registered charitable trust

Registered with the Charity Commissioner under the Bombay Public Trusts Act. The trust takes no government grant and develops its projects on donation.

Trustees who run it day to day

Trustees handle management, finance and guidance themselves, and are active in other social service across the district.
The board

In numbers

Founded
1964Founded
Institutions
11Institutions
Managing committee
21Managing committee
Committees and panels
4Committees and panels

How it grew

Sixty years, one campus at a time

The trust added an institution when the girls it already taught had nowhere to go next.

  1. 1983

    The trust is founded

    Shree Kadva Patidar 27 Samaj Sudharak Mandal families in and around Nanikadi register the Mandal to educate their daughters close to home, starting with a hostel.

  2. 1984

    Secondary and higher secondary

    Kanya Vidhyalay carries students through standards 9 to 12, with science and commerce streams.

  3. 2004

    The schools open

    The shishumandir and the primary schools take girls from their first year of nursery, in Gujarati medium.

  4. 2010

    The colleges

    Nursing at diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate level, and colleges of science, arts and commerce on the same grounds.

The board, 2025–26

The managing committee

Registered with the Charity Commissioner under the Bombay Public Trusts Act. The trustees handle management, finance and guidance themselves rather than delegating it wholesale.

  • Shri Karsanbhai Gandalal Patel

    President

    Native village: Dhoriya

    Prahladnagar, Ahmedabad

  • Shri Jayantibhai Atmaram Patel

    Chairman

    Native village: Babajipura

    Bodakdev, Ahmedabad

  • Shri Ambalal Joitaram Patel

    Vice chairman

    Native village: Vekra

    Thaltej, Ahmedabad

  • Shri Shaileshkumar Govindbhai Patel

    Vice chairman

    Native village: Rangpurda

    Kadi

Gallery

A look around Nanikadi

Full gallery

In their words

What is said about SKKM

The trust has run on donation since 1964 and takes no government grant. Every building on this campus was raised that way.

Shree Sarswati Kanya Kelvani Mandal

Published statement

A campus building with Gujarati signage above the entrance

Testimonials

Tell us about your time at SKKM

Questions

What people ask about governance

How the trust is run, and where to write about it.

  • Who is legally responsible for the trust?

    The board of management, a body of trustees registered with the Charity Commissioner under the Bombay Public Trusts Act. It carries responsibility for the trust, its finances and its twelve institutions.

  • How are the committees appointed?

    The managing committee and the members who sit with it are named for a year at a time; the lists on these pages are for 2025–26. Membership and terms are held by the Shree I. D. Patel office.

  • Does the trust take a government grant?

    No. It is a charitable trust funded by the Patidar Samaj and by fees, which is why the scholarship and freeship arrangements matter as much as they do.

  • Where do I write about a governance matter?

    To the Shree I. D. Patel office at Nanikadi. Anything to do with the board, the committees or a trust record starts there rather than with an individual institution.

  • Can I see the accounts?

    The annual accounts are filed with the Charity Commissioner. Write to the office if you need a copy or a specific figure.

Contact

Write to the Shree I. D. Patel office

Anything to do with the board, the committees or a trust record starts at the office rather than with an individual institution.

  1. Address it to the office

    The Shree I. D. Patel office at Nanikadi holds governance papers, committee membership and trustee correspondence.

  2. Say what it concerns

    Name the committee, the institution or the record. The office routes it to the right desk straight away.

  3. Allow a few working days

    Governance matters are put to the committee that meets each month, so a reply may wait for that meeting.

Office hours
Mon–Sat, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Address
Shree I. D. Patel office, Nanikadi, Kadi, Dist. Mehsana

Have this ready when you call

  • The committee or institution your question concerns
  • For a record, the student’s name and year of study
  • For accounts, the financial year you are asking about
  • A postal address or email for the reply