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It began with a simple vision
To empower women and children with education, health, and opportunity.
We are a movement of changemakers, educators, doctors, and everyday citizens committed to building a more equal society.
Smiles United Foundation is a registered non-profit working to uplift underserved women and children across Telangana. We unite compassionate individuals, professionals, and organizations to provide access to education, life skills, and inclusion for every child and mother in need.
We empower women, support children, and create access to education, dignity, and health for the communities that need it most. From slum classrooms to stage performances, every action here is aimed at creating space, dignity, and opportunity for those left behind.

We envision a world where every woman and child is empowered with the right to education, dignity, and opportunity, regardless of their background or abilities.
A society where every individual has the opportunity to thrive and lead a dignified life.
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To empower women and children with education, health, and opportunity.
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To create a future where every girl is educated, every woman is respected, and every child included.
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Mobilizing support for the most underserved across Telangana.
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Girl education, health initiatives, community support, and dignity & recognition.

Founder & President
“I want people to imagine what it would be like to grow up without basic support, education, safety, or even a voice. That’s the reality for countless women and children across our country.”
Founded by Dr. Chinmayee Tammareddy, the foundation is committed to empowering women and individuals with disabilities, fostering their development and integrating them into society.
She is a counselling psychologist, which is where our mental health and emotional wellbeing work comes from.
Skill-based classes, academic sponsorships, and lessons taught by subject experts, so girls stay in school.
Practical training and employability coaching, so what a girl learns in class turns into work she can be paid for.
Career counselling and personality development sessions for girls deciding what to do after school.
Menstrual health awareness sessions and sanitary napkin distribution. We go back to the same schools every month rather than visiting once.
Education support and inclusive programmes for specially abled children and women, run with their peers rather than in a separate group.
Emotional wellbeing support and confidence-building, so a girl under strain at home does not fall behind at school.
Livelihood support, confidence-building, and public recognition for women who hold their families together with very little help.
Volunteering in slums and government schools, cultural and sports events, and honouring local women and children who set an example.