Standard Life Organization

Standard Life Organization is a company, located at Benin City, Edo, Nigeria. They can be contacted via phone at +2348153615704, visit their website www.standardlife.org.ng, Twitter, or LinkedIn profile for more detailed information.

Standard Life Organisation is a Non-Bank Microfinance Institution. We Provides a sustainable financial Services for women entrepreneurs. Our major aims and objectives are to help the economically disadvantaged women break out of the grip of poverty, to give financial support to small scale farmers for enhanced food production, build strong and viable small scale business enterprises for economically disadvantage people, enhance income generating capacity of the marginalized women through financial empowerment and promote self-employment through entrepreneurial development. Below are our programs of activities:FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES:We provide women entrepreneurs access to sustainable micro credit for business expansion and it's easily accessible by:a. The poor and economically disadvantage personsb. The petty traders who are considered as non bankable groupc. The small scale farmers that do not have access to finance from banksd. Artisans and other small business owners, who lack access to credit because of their economic status.Capacity building programmes:As part of our activities to reduce poverty to it bearest minimum, we are building the capacity of the rural farmers, petty traders, micro enterprise owners, artisans, etc. to be productivity conscious. This is made possible by organizing frequent seminars and workshops free of charge.SCHOLARSHIP SHEME: To unlock the wider benefits of education so that it can play its full part in helping the our society achieve poverty eradication, all children need the chance to complete a basic education. Standard Life Organization is committed to the cause of eradicating poverty by awarding scholarships to the children of the disadvantaged.PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE: The National Bureau of Statistics report indicates that our country with a population of about 200 Million people, about 185,3 million are denied access to quality health care. To curb this menance, we initiated a Health care scheme for the women