Mission
At Ladli Foundation, our mission is to catalyze impactful and innovative social initiatives that provide equitable healthcare, education, and life skills to empower vulnerable women. With an unwavering commitment to driving change by building a safe, gender-neutral, and inclusive society by an action to :-
Health
Education
Social Protection
WaSH
Livelihood
Drug & Crime Prevention
Who we are
Ladli Foundation is an emerging international NGO committed to creating a gender-responsive and equitable society by addressing women's health issues in developing nations. Known for its effective grassroots endeavours and innovative social initiatives, the organization has uplifted underserved and disadvantaged women. Having directly impacted over 2.7 million lives, Ladli Foundation has not only been applauded by dignitaries and sector experts but has also earned recognition from the United Nations.
With a resolute commitment to fostering change, we specialize in implementing impactful programs across Health, Education, WaSH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), Social Protection, Livelihood, and the Prevention of Drug Abuse and Crime. Our efforts are dedicated to empowering the most vulnerable populations in urban and rural slums, with a particular focus on adolescent girls and women. We address critical areas such as health and hygiene, sexual and reproductive health (SRH), maternal and child health (MCH), immunization, and mental health.
At the national level in India, the organization collaborates closely with a team of highly skilled grassroots-level social workers, working in tandem with government authorities. Through an effective community outreach and sustainable approach, it is making tangible changes. Moreover, the organization is actively engaged in strategic partnerships, including with USAID, Union & State Governments in India to enhance the coverage of Routine Immunization, Covid- 19 vaccination, and Eradication of Tuberculosis in India.
During the 65th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, the organization received recognition from the UN Secretary-General, Mr. António Guterres, for its advocacy in prioritizing Women's Health and the elimination of Child Marriages in developing countries as part of the efforts to achieve Gender Equality (SDG5).