The Vision That Inspires Us. Compassion in Action.
About Ghar Kar Foundation
Building A Brighter Future For Every Home
Gram Vikas is Ghar Kar Foundation’s rural development initiative focused on connecting Gaushalas, cattle based resources, responsible farming and community participation. The initiative aims to help villages use locally available resources more effectively through composting, suitable biogas solutions and better resource management.
Our Mission
To build practical village systems that connect Gaushala care, composting, responsible farming and sustainable use of local resources
Our vision
To develop self sustaining rural models where Gaushalas, farmers and communities work together for stronger villages and responsible environmental progress.
Ghar Kar Foundation plans rainwater harvesting systems according
to the requirements of each location, including available land,
rainfall patterns and suitable groundwater recharge conditions.
The approach may include new systems as well as improvement of
suitable existing structures after proper assessment.
Each location may require a different solution depending on
technical feasibility, available space and actual site conditions.
Tree Plantation
Grow Green Cover
Ghar Kar Foundation aims to strengthen green cover through
plantation activities planned around suitable native species,
available land and local environmental conditions. The approach
connects plantation with regular watering, protection and
monitoring so that planted trees receive continued care beyond
the initial plantation stage.
Plantation requirements may vary by location depending on
available space, soil conditions, water access and the
suitability of individual species.
Animal Care
Protect Animals
Ghar Kar Foundation aims to support safer and more responsible
environments for animals by connecting shelter requirements with
access to water, shade, cleaner surroundings and appropriate use
of available resources. Support may vary according to the
requirements of individual Gaushalas and animal care locations.
Animal care requirements are planned according to actual site
conditions, available facilities and the practical needs of
each location.
Why Our Work Connects
A Gaushala Can Become A Centre Of Renewal
With suitable planning, a cow shelter can become a centre of care, conservation and local renewal. Rainwater harvesting can strengthen water availability for animals and daily shelter needs. Trees can provide shade while improving the surrounding environment. Cattle dung can be converted into compost or biogas instead of remaining unused. Compost can support responsible farming and improve the productive use of local resources. Biogas can offer a cleaner source of energy wherever suitable systems are available. Village participation can help these activities remain practical and locally managed. Farmers may benefit from access to organic compost produced nearby. Gaushala teams can develop more organised methods for water, waste and shelter management. Together, these connected efforts can help cow shelters move towards greater environmental and operational sustainability.
Animal care connected with water and shade
Cattle resources transformed into compost or biogas
Gaushala waste supporting cleaner energy and farming
From safer habitats for animals and birds to greener landscapes,
water conservation and stronger village systems, our causes turn
practical action into lasting care for nature and life.
Gram Vikas connects rural resources, farming, environmental care, Gaushalas and community participation through locally suitable initiatives designed according to the practical requirements of each area.
This initiative focuses on suitable shelter and Gaushala related requirements, including cattle care, cleaner surroundings, responsible use of available resources and improvement of the overall environment.
Tree Plantation supports greener surroundings by encouraging suitable plantation activities, environmental care and responsible community participation while contributing towards healthier and more sustainable rural spaces.
Our Water Harvesting initiative focuses on practical rainwater conservation, groundwater recharge, restoration of suitable water structures and locally appropriate systems based on actual site requirements.
Founder’s Direction
A Home Is Complete Only When Nature And Every Life Around It Are Safe.
Ghar Kar Foundation begins with a wider responsibility: to help rain return to the earth, saplings become living trees, animals find safer shelter and villages create value from resources already within reach.
Gaurav Trivedi
Founder / Key Person
Ghar Kar Foundation begins with a wider responsibility: to help rain return to the earth, saplings become living trees, animals find safer shelter and villages create value from resources already within reach.