Indian Society For Life Development

About us

Indian Society for Life Development (ISLD), a non – profit, Non-Government Organization established in the year 1987. The organization is working in 2 districts and 202 villages, which are economically and geographical vulnerable regions of Maharashtra. The resources in the blocks of these districts face many development problems including critical shortage of drinking water, large waste lands, and poor to marginal agriculture lands, large scale family migration, low literacy rate, and exploitative socio-economic structure, unemployment and generally poor health of the poor inhabitants.

 Indian Society for Life Development (ISLD) also work for the socio-economic enhancement and empowerment of women through supporting and nurturing the existing and new livelihood and income generating economic activities of poor households besides enabling them to work in groups and for the common cause of the community and the society. This is done both through financial and non-financial services made easily accessible and available to women clients on a sustainable basis. Indian Society for Life Development (ISLD)’s goal is to enable sustained socio -economic security for women from low-income households.

 There is no territorial limitation for ISLD to operate its activities. However, currently, it has been working in villages around Aurangabad district in Maharashtra.

The target groups of the ISLD programs belong to the most disadvantaged sections of the society. ISLD implements its programs without distinction to caste and creed.

  ISLD also work towards women empowerment, training women volunteers, forming Women’s education clubs, to impart the knowledge regarding women rights, women awareness program, etc.