Wavoo SAR Educational Trust
The founders and authors of the WAVOO SAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST, a Private Educational Charitable Institution, made a declaration to support and foster education among poor and deserving students, whether of primary, middle, secondary, higher secondary, graduate, post graduate, or vocational courses, by any means, and to make such education accessible to weaker sections of the community. The trust was incorporated on September 9, 2005.
The Trust holds a unique distinction in that it has successfully managed a number of developmental operations through careful planning and efficient implementation. The Trust members' religious and public schools uphold Universal ideals. Students are also given generous aid through several programs. A 20-member Board of Trustees is in charge of it, and its creator is Alhaj Wavoo S. Seyed Abdur Rahman.
| TRUST MEMBERS | |
|---|---|
| Alhaj WAVOO S. SEYED ABDUR RAHMAN | President |
| Hajja YANI M.I. WAJEEHA BEGUM | Member |
| Haji WAVOO SAR SHAHUL HAMEED, B.E. M.S.(USA) | Vice-President |
| Haji WAVOO M.M. MOHUTHAZEEM, B.A (CS) | Secretary |
| Haji WAVOO SAR HABIBULLAH, B.E. | Treasurer |
| Haji Hafiz WAVOO SAR AHMED ISHAQUE Aalim, M.A. Azhari (Egypt) | Asst. Secretary |
| Hajja WAVOO SAR KATHEEJATHUL FATHIMA | Asst. Treasurer |
| Haji YANI M.M. MOHAMED IBRAHIM, B.E. | Member |
| Haji WAVOO SAR MOHAMED IBRAHIM, B.Com. | Member |
| Haji WAVOO SAR MAGDOOM ISMAIL, B.A. | Member |
| Haji WAVOO A.S. MOHAMED ALI, B.A. | Member |
| Hajja M.I. FATHIMA BASARIYA | Member |
| Hajja S.H. SEYED ASIA, Aalima | Member |
| Hajja WAVOO M.S. DURRATH HARTHOON | Member |
| Hajja WAVOO SAR ASIA FIRTHOUSE | Member |
| Hajja WAVOO Z.A. SHAIK FATHIMA | Member |
| Hajja WAVOO M.A.S. MUNIRA, Aalima | Member |
| Hajja M.A. HOORUL JINANI | Member |
| Hajja WAVOO SAR THAJUNNISA | Member |
| Haji WAVOO A.H. SEYED ABDUR RAHMAN | Member |
Wavoo Wajeeha Women’s College of Arts & Science, a benefaction under Wavoo SAR Educational Trust,stands as a monument of social service for the cause of those for whom college education is a distant dream even today.
