Organizational structure diagram
Organizational Structure

How Oversight, Academics & Admin Move in Sync

This summary mirrors the organizational structure highlighted in the accompanying diagram—starting from the Advisory Committee and President (YAGNA/SVGHE) through to the Principal, Parent Teacher Committee, Academic Co-ordinator, Admin Manager, and their respective staff teams.

It captures the checks, reporting cadence, and responsible office bearers so every stakeholder understands who leads governance, pedagogy, compliance, and frontline execution.

Download PDF Updated: March 2026

Advisory Committee

Provides policy guidance and nominates members of the Governing Body.

President & Correspondent

President (YAGNA) / Correspondent (SVGHE) bridges strategy to the Principal and parent ecosystem.

Principal & Parent Teacher Committee

Jointly align academic plans with parent feedback and compliance needs.

Academic Co-ordinator & Admin Manager

Academic lead drives pedagogy while Admin Manager anchors finance, health, and facility operations.

Teaching & Admin Staff

SVGHE teaching teams and NCI & Health Initiative staff execute the daily programme plan.

Support Network

Panel of donors, patrons, and volunteers sustains outreach with dedicated fundraising and mentorship.

Governing Body (Office Bearers)

Office Bearer Occupation Designation
Dr. Raja Sekhar Civil Assistant Surgeon Chairman
Dr. P. Yuvaraj Epidemiologist & Public Health Management Specialist President
Dr. Maheshwar Lakki Reddy Asst. Professor Orthopedics, Nizam Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad Vice President
Dr. Chandra Sekhar Bujala Consultant Urologist, AIG Hospital, Gachibowli, Hyderabad Treasurer
Dr. Vijay Kumar K Director & Chief Consultant, Suvitas Hyderabad General Secretary
Dr. Vamsi Krishna P MBBS, MS, MCh (Urology) Joint Secretary
Dr. G. Sravan Kumar Doctor Executive Member

Supported by a panel of donors, patrons, and volunteers (Donors & Patrons list enclosed in the downloadable PDF) who underwrite programme continuity and infrastructure upgrades.

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