Supportive services like savings and credit, health care, child care, insurance, legal aid, capacity building and communication services are important needs of poor women. If women are to achieve their goals of full employment and self-reliance, these services are essential. Recognising the need for supportive services, Krrit Welfare Foundaction has helped women take a number of initiatives in organising these services for themselves and their Krrit sisters. Many important lessons have been learnt in the process of organising supportive services for and by poor women. They provide these services in a decentralised and affordable manner, at the doorsteps of workers. Further, supportive services can be and are themselves a source of self-employment. For example, midwives charge for their services and creche workers collect fees for taking care of young children.
Also, women are ready to pay for the services and in fact, this results in the financial viability of the supportive services. They do not have to be totally dependent on subsidies and grants. Some supportive services like savings and credit, health and child care have formed their own co-operatives. these cooperatives have gained operational self sufficiency.

Behavioral skills and mindsets

Also known as soft skills, these personal attributes enable you to skillfully and effectively interact with others. Communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving abilities are all essential skills. With automation on the rise, these skills will become even more valuable in human roles.

Creativity and innovation

As machines become more proficient at routine tasks, human creativity and innovation will become more important. Developing your creativity and ability to think outside the box can help you stand out in your field and find new solutions to problems.

Industry-specific skills

Depending on your industry, there may be specific skills that are in high demand. In healthcare, for example, knowledge of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring can be especially valuable for your future prospects.

1. Free check-ups and medication will be provided for common menstrual-related ailments.

2. Women will be given a post-delivery assistance of Rs/-2100.

3. Poor children from 1st to 5th class will be provided free notebooks and pens.

4. Emergency assistance ranging from Rs/-3000 to Rs/-11,000 will be provided in case of any major accident.

5. People will be trained in financial matters so that they can learn to invest, save and manage money properly.

6. Poor daughters will be married.

7. Clothes and food will be provided to elderly women and elderly men.

8. Farmers will be trained on modern farming and scientific farming.

9. All small scale industries and businesses will be encouraged and small traders will be helped.

10. Necessary steps will be taken to ensure safety and provide security assistance.

11. Trees will be planted to protect the environment.