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IZAD an idea of social change. It is still embryonic because the idea sprouted on 22nd August, 2002 has just started taking shape. ‘IZAD” is derived from the Urdu word IZAD means ‘Invention’. It is not merely a word; it is a dream to put forth continuous efforts to lessen human pain and suffering and to foster development of weaker sections of the society namely Muslims, dalits children estranged women on sustained manner with sustainable and continuous. The founder of the organization has dedicated his/her golden 21 years in practicing and translating the theories into action.
The Organization firmly believes that the essence of development is contained in the fact it is about human and the quality of their lives. It further feels that the issues of inequity can be corrected by addressing problems in the existing institution, making and maintaining relationship with the affected in one side and stake holders & all other concerned agencies in other side as well.
Our Mission statement is “Transform development of people through participatory practice on sustained basis” we focus on women and children. At present, our organization is undertaking various activities under following components women and child development programme, sustainable rural development programme, campaign on child labor, street children, environment, panchayti raj, women and child rights, campaign against women feticide,
To educate, organize and empower the rural poor to promote development as a liberating force aimed a justice, economic growth and self-reliance and enable disabled people to participate at every level in the society
The Vision of IZAD is to develop itself as a unique and point of excellence by utilizing need based innovative methods to establish a just society where the people with particular thrust to the disadvantaged class will lead an honorable life.
and to enable disabled people to participate at every level in the society.
Our goal is to empower women through capacity building training, bring them forward in education, and make them self-reliant so that they claim their rights as decision-makers, advocates, and leaders, in all spheres of life.
To monitor dalit and minority women’s atrocity cases, provide them free legal aid and take the voice of women from district level to state level and empower Dalit Women and Minorities women to challenge the Caste, Class, and Patriarchal Norms.
