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Open & Sustainable Green Campus
A serene, eco-friendly space designed for holistic learning and growth.
Educational Field Trips per Year
Hands-on learning experiences that inspire curiosity and real-world understanding.
Teachers with 10+ years of experience
Expert educators dedicated to nurturing knowledge, skills, and character.
24x7 Campus Security
A safe and secure environment ensuring peace of mind for students and parents.
Our Legacy and Vision
Nurturing Excellence, Enriching Traditions
Our Founders
Visionaries Who Shaped Our Legacy
Sangeet Sudhakar Swami Shri Shreevallabh Dasji – A Visionary of Music & Education
Sangeet Sudhakar Swami Shri Shreevallabh Dasji, a dedicated Swaminarayan disciple perceived music and devotion as the means of attaining proximity to God. For two and a half decades, he acquired training in the art of Mridang, Tabla and Vocal Music under his proficient master and Guru, "Aftab-e-Mousiqi" Ustad Faiyyaz Hussein Khan. His passion to establish a music academy and an ideal school led to the founding of Shreevallabh Shikshan Sangeet Ashram in Sion, Mumbai, in 1949, which simultaneously laid the foundation for a renowned music, dance, and yoga academy in Mumbai.
On Swamiji's sad demise on 23rd May 1972, his disciples, Swami Shri Hariprasad Dasji and Swami Shri Chaitanya Swaroopdasji took on the challenge of completing his unfinished project in Killa Pardi, District Valsad. They were assisted in this project by the philanthropist and industrialist, the late Sheth Shri Kasturbhai Lalbhai, Chairman, Atul Products Ltd.
Swami Shri Hariprasad Dasji – A Visionary Leader
'A visionary with a mission', Swami Shri Hariprasad Dasji has persistently striven to realize his Guru's dreams. He dedicated his life to Lord Swaminarayan at the age of 09. He received his early education, along with musical training, in Ahmedabad and Baroda. Swami Shri Hariprasad Dasji was a disciple of Sangeet Sudhakar Swami Shri Shreevallabh Dasji from a very young age and was nurtured by him. They performed together at many musical concerts within India and abroad, and travelled together to numerous overseas countries, spreading Indian culture and traditional values. The ardent desire of Sangeet Sudhakar Swami Shri Shreevallabh Dasji to establish a music academy and an ideal school that would instil Indian culture and values. As a first step toward realizing this dream and mission, he established Shreevallabh Sangeetalaya (est. 1949) and Shreevallabh Ashram English Medium School (est. 1950) at Plot No. 6, Swami Shreevallabhdas Marg, Sion (W), Mumbai 400 022.
Our Trusts and Board of Trustees
ALL TRUSTS ARE APROVED UNDER INCOME TAX ACT, SECTION 80 (G). 2011
Our Institutions
A Legacy of Knowledge & Values
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Shreevallabh Ashram Sangeetalaya (ESTD. 1949)
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Shreevallabh Ashram English Medium School (ESTD. 1989)
Vallabh Ashram’s M G M Amin & V N Savani School (ESTD. 1976)
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Shree Vallabh Ashram’s M C M Kothari International Girls’ Residential School (ESTD. 2004)
CBSE – Boarding School (Girls Class 1 to 12 & Boys Class 1 to 5)
Killa Pardi, Valsad, Gujarat
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Shreevallabh Sanskar Dham’s Smt. Shobhaben Pratapbhai Patel Day Boarding School (ESTD. 2011)
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Shreevallabh Ashram’s Smt. S P Patel School (ESTD. 2018)
SOCIAL SERVICES
Transforming Lives Through Social Service
Contact Us
Reach Out to Vallabh Ashram
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Vallabh Ashram, National Highway No 48, Killa Pardi, Valsad, Gujarat, India (396125)
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Ashram Shala (Free Residential Tribal School)
Apart from its crucial educational engagements, the Ashram also renders yeoman service to Adivasis residing in the vicinity.
It is committed to providing education, humanitarian and social welfare services to underprivileged and vulnerable children irrespective of social cultural background. The main objective is to uplift the morale of the tribal people by enhancing their capability to stand at a winning place in society.
Medical Centre
With the aim to serve the needy and poor tribal people who can’t afford medical treatments, a medical centre has been established at Nana Waghchhipa, Taluka Pardi, District Valsad in 2007.
Poojya Swamiji and Dr. H. C. Merchant have taken up the philanthropic service of rendering free medical help and facilities to adivasis and poor people.
Shree Vallabh Gaushala Trust
Worshipper and devotee of Lord Krishna, Poojya Swamiji took up an initiative of cow protection and to enhance the same :
The motto of these gaushalas is to care for cows and follow the cultural tradition of Gau Pooja, providing employment to many villagers. It is the prized project of Swami Shri Hariprasaddasji who personally supervises and takes care of the Gaushalas.