The All Kerala Brahmins Association, commonly known as the Kerala Brahmin Sabha, was established and registered under the Travancore Cochin Literary, Scientific, and Charitable Societies Act in 1970. Its inception aimed to foster unity among Brahmins, preserving cultural traditions and advocating for the study of Vedas and Sanskrit language, while also ensuring the just rights of its members. In 1983, the association merged with the Palakkad Brahmin Samaj, expanding its reach across all 14 districts of Kerala.

Now celebrating 54 years of existence, the Sabha has evolved into a pivotal force for Brahmin welfare, serving as a bastion of tradition, culture, and advocacy for just rights. Through various initiatives such as educational assistance, financial aid, medical support, rice distribution to Underprivileged families, and nurturing talent in education, culture, and sports, the Kerala Brahmin Sabha has significantly impacted the community. Additionally, it facilitates solemnization of marriages for girls from underprivileged families, assists with hospitalization expenses, ensures proper conduct of funeral rites and post-death rights, and has organized two global meets in Ernakulam and Palakkad.

Looking ahead, the Sabha envisions empowering individuals within the community to become entrepreneurs by establishing a common marketing network, supporting the development of products, and aiding in the establishment of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and other business ventures. Furthermore, it plans to establish healthcare units, palliative care centers, and sanatoriums to address the evolving needs of the community. With a commitment to inclusivity, the Sabha also endeavors to provide homes for homeless families, run care centers for the Financially challenged people, oversee festivals, and effectively manage temples and religious establishments.