Kerala

Last updated on Jun 1, 2022

This post gives information about the schemes for women and children that have been implemented by the Central and State governments in Kerala.

 

Schemes for victims of violence

Aawasnidhi

Ujjwala

Helplines

Welfare Schemes for Women

Swarnima Scheme

Laghu Vyavasaya Yojana (LVY)

Marriage Assistance to differently abled women and to daughters of differently abled parents

Matru Jyothi -Financial assistance for visually impaired mothers

Marriage Assistance to daughters of prisoners

Vocational Training to inmates of Women welfare association through STED

Mangalya Scheme

Soft Loan Scheme for Women Start Ups

Schemes by State Governments for Girl Child

Education Assistance to Women Headed Families

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