About us
Fixing something basic, and making the fix last.
Go Clean Foundation is a Hyderabad-based non-profit that restores working toilets in government schools — and keeps them working — so children, especially adolescent girls, can stay in school.
Our story
Go Clean Foundation began with a simple, uncomfortable truth: in thousands of government schools, children are held back not by a lack of teachers or textbooks, but by a broken toilet. Girls miss days every month. Some stop coming altogether. We started Go Clean to fix exactly that — and to make sure the fix lasts.
What we believe
A clean toilet is not a luxury. It is the difference between a child who stays in school and one who doesn’t.
Mission & vision
- Mission
- To restore safe, working, dignified toilets in government schools — and to keep them working — so every child can stay in school.
- Vision
- A country where no child’s education is interrupted by something as basic, and as solvable, as a broken toilet.

The people behind the work
Five people, one job: make the toilets work, and keep them working.
J. S. Subba Rao
Chairman
Decades of governance and institutional discipline
Madhusudhan Rao G.
Founder & Managing Director
The driving force behind Go Clean
Vijay Vedantam
Head, Community Outreach & CSR
The person you'll meet first
Puneet Karlapudi
Projects & Operations
The work on the ground
C. M. Ramesh
Chief Financial Officer (CA)
Finance, governance, compliance
Governance
Go Clean Foundation is a registered Section 8 (non-profit) company based in Hyderabad, Telangana.
| Registration | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 12A | Income-tax registration for charitable trusts and institutions. | Applied |
| 80G | Allows donors to claim a deduction on their contribution. | Applied |
| CSR-1 | Required to receive corporate social responsibility (CSR) funding. | Not yet applied |
Where a registration is shown as applied, it has been applied for but not yet granted. We will not claim a benefit that depends on a registration we do not hold.
Restore a toilet. Restore dignity.
Every part counts — from a tap to a whole school.