KUDUMBASREE
Kudumbasree
Area Development Society (ADS): A federation of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs) at the ward level.
Community Development Society (CDS): The apex body at the Panchayat/Municipality level. Office bearers are democratically elected women, while Local Self-Government representatives provide leadership in the role of patron/monitoring committee chairperson.
Neighborhood Group (NHG): Consists of 10–20 members, with one female representative aged 18 or above per household.
Area Development Society (ADS): A federation of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs) at the ward level.
Community Development Society (CDS): The apex body at the Panchayat/Municipality level. Office bearers are democratically elected women, while Local Self-Government representatives provide leadership in the role of patron/monitoring committee chairperson.
Neighborhood Group (NHG): Consists of 10–20 members, with one female representative aged 18 or above per household.
Area Development Society (ADS): A federation of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs) at the ward level.
Community Development Society (CDS): The apex body at the Panchayat/Municipality level. Office bearers are democratically elected women, while Local Self-Government representatives provide leadership in the role of patron/monitoring committee chairperson.
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Poverty Eradication: Primary priority.
Economic Empowerment: Through income generation, entrepreneurship, and microfinance.
Social Development: In sectors like health, education, and the "Agathi Rahitha Kerala" (Destitute-Free Kerala) project.
Women Empowerment: By ensuring leadership, participation in decision-making, and gender justice.
Economic Empowerment: Through income generation, entrepreneurship, and microfinance.
Social Development: In sectors like health, education, and the "Agathi Rahitha Kerala" (Destitute-Free Kerala) project.
Women Empowerment: By ensuring leadership, participation in decision-making, and gender justice.
Poverty Eradication: Primary priority.
Economic Empowerment: Through income generation, entrepreneurship, and microfinance.
Social Development: In sectors like health, education, and the "Agathi Rahitha Kerala" (Destitute-Free Kerala) project.
Women Empowerment: By ensuring leadership, participation in decision-making, and gender justice.
1. Economic Development / Livelihood
Micro-Enterprises: Over 100,000 micro-enterprise groups operating across diverse sectors including Cafe Kudumbashree, Janakeeya Hotels, Nutrimix, Haritha Karma Sena, construction groups, apparel groups, and more.
Bank Linkage & Thrift-Credit: Bank linkage loans extended to lakhs of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs), along with self-help thrift and credit operations.
Marketing: Facilitating product marketing by listing items on digital platforms like ONDC for online sales.
Agriculture / Animal Husbandry / Value Addition: Promoting joint liability farming, Farmer JLGs, agricultural processing, branding, and organizing trade fairs.
2. Social Development
Agathi Rahitha Kerala (Destitute-Free Kerala): Initiatives aimed at identifying, rehabilitating, and providing comprehensive support to ultra-poor and destitute families.
BUDS & Balasabha: Programs designed for the education, protection, and overall development of children and children with special needs.
Relief & Rehabilitation: Providing livelihood support and rehabilitation assistance to disaster-affected families.
3. Women Empowerment
Gender Interventions: Empowerment initiatives carried out through self-learning models like Sthree Padhavi Swayam Padanam and support mechanisms like the Snehitha Gender Help Desk.
Skill Development & Employment: Providing skill training and employment opportunities to rural youth through DDU-GKY 2.0.
Leadership Training: Building capacity at the CDS, ADS, and NHG levels in democratic governance, microfinance, and livelihood management.
4. Other Major Initiatives
PMAY-LIFE (Kerala): Kudumbashree functions as a key implementing/nodal agency.
SVEP / SRLM-NRLM: Supporting rural entrepreneurship development and livelihood sustainability.
Market Interventions: Conducting market interventions through initiatives like ‘Onakkani’ to control prices and ensure supply during festival seasons like Onam.
1. Economic Development / Livelihood
Micro-Enterprises: Over 100,000 micro-enterprise groups operating across diverse sectors including Cafe Kudumbashree, Janakeeya Hotels, Nutrimix, Haritha Karma Sena, construction groups, apparel groups, and more.
Bank Linkage & Thrift-Credit: Bank linkage loans extended to lakhs of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs), along with self-help thrift and credit operations.
Marketing: Facilitating product marketing by listing items on digital platforms like ONDC for online sales.
Agriculture / Animal Husbandry / Value Addition: Promoting joint liability farming, Farmer JLGs, agricultural processing, branding, and organizing trade fairs.
2. Social Development
Agathi Rahitha Kerala (Destitute-Free Kerala): Initiatives aimed at identifying, rehabilitating, and providing comprehensive support to ultra-poor and destitute families.
BUDS & Balasabha: Programs designed for the education, protection, and overall development of children and children with special needs.
Relief & Rehabilitation: Providing livelihood support and rehabilitation assistance to disaster-affected families.
3. Women Empowerment
Gender Interventions: Empowerment initiatives carried out through self-learning models like Sthree Padhavi Swayam Padanam and support mechanisms like the Snehitha Gender Help Desk.
Skill Development & Employment: Providing skill training and employment opportunities to rural youth through DDU-GKY 2.0.
Leadership Training: Building capacity at the CDS, ADS, and NHG levels in democratic governance, microfinance, and livelihood management.
4. Other Major Initiatives
PMAY-LIFE (Kerala): Kudumbashree functions as a key implementing/nodal agency.
SVEP / SRLM-NRLM: Supporting rural entrepreneurship development and livelihood sustainability.
Market Interventions: Conducting market interventions through initiatives like ‘Onakkani’ to control prices and ensure supply during festival seasons like Onam.
Here is the English translation of the key activity areas and schemes:
1. Economic Development / Livelihood
Micro-Enterprises: Over 100,000 micro-enterprise groups operating across diverse sectors including Cafe Kudumbashree, Janakeeya Hotels, Nutrimix, Haritha Karma Sena, construction groups, apparel groups, and more.
Bank Linkage & Thrift-Credit: Bank linkage loans extended to lakhs of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs), along with self-help thrift and credit operations.
Marketing: Facilitating product marketing by listing items on digital platforms like ONDC for online sales.
Agriculture / Animal Husbandry / Value Addition: Promoting joint liability farming, Farmer JLGs, agricultural processing, branding, and organizing trade fairs.
2. Social Development
Agathi Rahitha Kerala (Destitute-Free Kerala): Initiatives aimed at identifying, rehabilitating, and providing comprehensive support to ultra-poor and destitute families.
BUDS & Balasabha: Programs designed for the education, protection, and overall development of children and children with special needs.
Relief & Rehabilitation: Providing livelihood support and rehabilitation assistance to disaster-affected families.
3. Women Empowerment
Gender Interventions: Empowerment initiatives carried out through self-learning models like Sthree Padhavi Swayam Padanam and support mechanisms like the Snehitha Gender Help Desk.
Skill Development & Employment: Providing skill training and employment opportunities to rural youth through DDU-GKY 2.0.
Leadership Training: Building capacity at the CDS, ADS, and NHG levels in democratic governance, microfinance, and livelihood management.
4. Other Major Initiatives
PMAY-LIFE (Kerala): Kudumbashree functions as a key implementing/nodal agency.
SVEP / SRLM-NRLM: Supporting rural entrepreneurship development and livelihood sustainability.
Market Interventions: Conducting market interventions through initiatives like ‘Onakkani’ to control prices and ensure supply during festival seasons like Onam.
1. Economic Development / Livelihood
Micro-Enterprises: Over 100,000 micro-enterprise groups operating across diverse sectors including Cafe Kudumbashree, Janakeeya Hotels, Nutrimix, Haritha Karma Sena, construction groups, apparel groups, and more.
Bank Linkage & Thrift-Credit: Bank linkage loans extended to lakhs of Neighborhood Groups (NHGs), along with self-help thrift and credit operations.
Marketing: Facilitating product marketing by listing items on digital platforms like ONDC for online sales.
Agriculture / Animal Husbandry / Value Addition: Promoting joint liability farming, Farmer JLGs, agricultural processing, branding, and organizing trade fairs.
2. Social Development
Agathi Rahitha Kerala (Destitute-Free Kerala): Initiatives aimed at identifying, rehabilitating, and providing comprehensive support to ultra-poor and destitute families.
BUDS & Balasabha: Programs designed for the education, protection, and overall development of children and children with special needs.
Relief & Rehabilitation: Providing livelihood support and rehabilitation assistance to disaster-affected families.
3. Women Empowerment
Gender Interventions: Empowerment initiatives carried out through self-learning models like Sthree Padhavi Swayam Padanam and support mechanisms like the Snehitha Gender Help Desk.
Skill Development & Employment: Providing skill training and employment opportunities to rural youth through DDU-GKY 2.0.
Leadership Training: Building capacity at the CDS, ADS, and NHG levels in democratic governance, microfinance, and livelihood management.
4. Other Major Initiatives
PMAY-LIFE (Kerala): Kudumbashree functions as a key implementing/nodal agency.
SVEP / SRLM-NRLM: Supporting rural entrepreneurship development and livelihood sustainability.
Market Interventions: Conducting market interventions through initiatives like ‘Onakkani’ to control prices and ensure supply during festival seasons like Onam.
| Sl No | Ward No | Ward name | CDS Member name | Phone number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | |X | Kannankodu | Jeseena A M (Chair person) | 7907409500 |
| 2 | X| | Kuriyodu | Suma V I(Vice Chairperson) | 9539332488 |
| 3 | | | Theruvinbhagam | Smitha R (Member) | 8547013202 |
| 4 | || | Vellooppara | Ambika Kumari K B (Member) | 9633518602 |
| 5 | ||| | Edakkodu | Saritha A S (Member) | 9048535944 |
| 6 | |V | Madannada | Sindhu J (Member) | 9048992894 |
| 7 | V | Poonkodu | Gopika S Nair (Member) | 7593996129 |
| 8 | V| | Akkonam | Jayakumari C (Member) | 9605097933 |
| 9 | V|| | Mannamparambu | Anithakumari S (Member) | 9778552360 |
| 10 | V||| | Town | Sheena V (Member) | 9744520441 |
| 11 | X | Chadayamangalam | Sindhu H N (Member) | 9447013233 |
| 12 | X|| | Vettuvazhy | Bindhu M R (Member) | 9645477386 |
| 13 | X||| | Kalayam | Salini J (Member) | 8129102490 |
| 14 | X|V | Kallikkadu | Nimya G N (Member) | 9539145387 |
| 15 | XV | Moolamkodu | Sheeja J (Member) | 8943139243 |
| 16 | XV| | Poredom | Mumthas S (Member) | 9383488486 |
| 17 | Latha L G (Member Secretary) | 9947629047 | ||
| 18 | Sheeja S (Accountant) | 9048077850 |
