The individuals who guide the Trust's vision, uphold its values, and ensure every initiative remains true to its founding purpose — responsible, compassionate, and enduring.
The Board of Trustees of the Dr. Kalyan & Efthymia Sachdev Charitable Trust is the governing body responsible for overseeing the Trust's mission, strategic direction, and accountability to its beneficiaries and the public.
Each trustee brings their own expertise, experience, and deep personal connection to the Trust's founding values — ensuring that every initiative remains purposeful, transparent, and sustainably impactful.
Four individuals united by a shared conviction — that a family's responsibility extends into the communities around it.
Dr. Kalyan Singh Sachdev is the Founder and Chairperson of the Trust, and the driving force behind its establishment and continued growth. A visionary leader with a lifelong dedication to community service and social responsibility, he established the Trust in honour of his late wife Dr. Efthymia Sachdev — carrying forward her compassion and values into every initiative the Trust undertakes.
Under his leadership, the Trust has grown from a personal pledge into a structured institution serving over 125,000 beneficiaries across four states. He provides strategic oversight, ensures the Trust's values remain central to its work, and represents its founding conviction: that purpose before publicity, and outcomes over announcements, are the only true measures of impact.
Dr. (h.c.) Abhijeet Singh Sachdev serves as President of the Trust, responsible for operational leadership, programme management, and day-to-day governance. He brings a dynamic commitment to translating the Trust's long-term vision into structured, accountable initiatives that deliver real outcomes on the ground.
Deeply invested in the Trust's mission to serve underserved communities, Dr. Abhijeet oversees the coordination of the Trust's four focus pillars — ensuring that resources are deployed purposefully, partnerships are managed with integrity, and the communities the Trust serves remain at the centre of every decision.
Ana Carolina Kapp Sachdev serves as a Trustee of the Trust, contributing a global perspective, international sensibility, and a deep personal commitment to the values on which the Trust was built. She brings cross-cultural insight to the Board's deliberations, ensuring the Trust's approach to community impact is thoughtful, inclusive, and forward-looking.
Her involvement reflects the Trust's belief that responsible social action is a shared family commitment — one that transcends borders and is rooted in genuine care for the communities served.
Dr. Kalyanita Sachdev serves as a Trustee of the Trust, bringing professional expertise and a personal dedication to the values that define the Trust's work. Her involvement reflects a commitment to ensuring the Trust's programmes are designed and implemented with precision, empathy, and long-term intent.
As a trustee, Dr. Kalyanita contributes to the Board's oversight of programme quality, beneficiary welfare, and the Trust's commitment to accountability — ensuring that the families served remain at the heart of every decision taken.
The Board upholds the highest standards of charitable governance — ensuring every decision is transparent, compliant, and mission-aligned.
The Board reviews all active programmes to ensure they remain aligned with the Trust's mission, values, and commitment to beneficiary welfare.
All funds are managed with full accountability. The Board ensures transparent financial reporting and responsible allocation of resources across all pillars.
The Trust operates in full compliance with the Indian Trusts Act and all applicable regulations, with filings and documentation maintained rigorously.
The Board takes a long-term view, ensuring the Trust's values, programmes, and commitments are sustained across leadership transitions.
"Every initiative we undertake is a reflection of the values that built this Trust — responsibility, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to those who need it most."