Activities

AD Life Trust focuses on empowering individuals through health improvement, education, and livelihood development. We prioritize vulnerable populations, offering health camps, counseling, and nutritional support. The trust supports higher education for economically weak girls and preserves traditional knowledge.

Livelihood development, particularly for women, involves skill training and creating market linkages for sustainable incomes. We emphasize evidence-based work, conducting monitoring and evaluation for project effectiveness and supporting academic research with policy impact potential.

top

We Need Your Help


“Creating a difference in the lives of people, by helping people to help themselves”

education

Education

education

Health

education

Livelihoods

education

Research and Documentation

Education

AD Life Trust is dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children, particularly those born to sex workers. Facing challenges such as higher infant mortality and difficulty accessing education due to societal stigma, these children often struggle for opportunities. The trust has supported 12 children through bachelor's degrees, breaking the cycle of adversity and instilling confidence in their dreams.

Addressing gender biases in education, AD Life Trust sponsored the initial fees for a deserving young woman pursuing a Ph.D., exemplifying its commitment to empowering individuals. The sponsored individual's success story, securing a higher-paying job aligned with her research, highlights the trust's philosophy of enabling self-sufficiency.

education

In recognition of broader educational challenges in India, AD Life Trust partnered with Veda Vedanta Gurukula Mahavidyalaya, Guntur. Financial support preserves traditional knowledge, Sanskrit language, and fosters higher education in Vedic studies while integrating modern education. AD Life Trust remains dedicated to holistic education, preserving cultural heritage, and empowering individuals for a brighter future


Health

Ensuring good health is pivotal for a fulfilling life, yet India grapples with widespread health issues, including malnutrition, infant, and maternal mortality. Despite constitutional guarantees for free healthcare, over 70% of health expenses are borne by individuals, creating a significant financial burden.

Recognizing this challenge, AD Life has focused its efforts on healthcare, particularly targeting tribal populations, constituting 7.95% of India's total population. Working in Telangana, AD Life has provided essential health services to 25,000 tribal individuals, collaborating with local gram panchayats in 30 villages. Medical camps facilitated access to general physicians, cardiologists, pediatricians, and gynecologists, benefitting 9,467 tribal members. Eye and dental camps further addressed specific health needs.

health

Additionally, AD Life prioritizes community well-being by employing and training four counselors who have supported 350 families in health-related matters, emphasizing government health services, HIV/AIDS counseling, and nutrition. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, AD Life extended its support by actively participating in track and trace activities for four months. We collected and compiled data for relevant national public health authorities, showcasing a proactive approach to community health.

Further demonstrating our commitment, AD Life provided essential medical assistance to those adversely affected by the pandemic-induced lockdown, contributing to the overall welfare of the community.


Livelihoods

AD Life Trust is deeply committed to enhancing livelihoods through skill development programs, with a focus on empowering suburban women. Over 30 batches, comprising 10 women each, were trained in Akiveedu, West Godavari district, mastering skills such as tailoring, embroidery, and handicraft making. Through its affiliated, AD Life Projects Pvt. Ltd., AD Life Trust established a transformative partnership with Brandix India Apparel City, providing training for women in garment manufacturing. This collaboration led to successful placements in various apparel units, aligning with industry needs. With a 3000 square feet training center, AD Life Trust has supported the program with experienced trainers, covering essential skills and holistic development.

livelihood

In tandem, AD Life Trust extended its impact in Vizag district, collaborating with APSSDC to provide training and placements in apparel, retailing, hospitality, and logistics sectors. Over 60 women received training in sewing skills, with the provision of sewing machines for sustainability.

The organization's commitment to social impact is further evidenced through its collaboration with Save the Children/CWS, implementing the Refugees Project in Urban Hyderabad. Despite pandemic challenges, the team successfully executed trainings, formed production groups, and facilitated the sale of market-ready products.

External evaluations underscore the project's success, with positive outcomes for Persons of Concern (PoCs) in terms of skill acquisition, business improvement, and increased earnings, exemplifying AD Life Trust's dedication to fostering sustainable livelihoods and community empowerment


Research and Documentation

AD Life Trust's rapid assessment of the Swacchanda Arogya Nestams (SANs) program in Kamareddy district highlights its success in enhancing access to government hospital services. The program, initiated in 2017, effectively provides patients with information, reducing waiting times and inquiry loads while improving hospital atmospheres.

Volunteers involved in SANs report a sense of purpose and service. The assessment identifies areas for improvement with minimal intervention. Additionally, under research and documentation initiatives, AD Life conducts assessments for development solutions, partnering with leading researchers in India and abroad.

research

The organization believes in leveraging data and research to design more effective interventions, such as understanding tribal consumption behavior and promoting nutritious indigenous food choices. This critical work contributes to informed decision-making by NGOs and policymakers.