Self-Help Groups (SHGs) have emerged as an effective mechanism for promoting women's political and socio-economic empowerment by enhancing their access to financial resources, leadership opportunities, and collective decision-making. The present paper examines the role of SHGs in increasing political awareness and prom...
Jaspreet Kaur, Rajni Bala· JANOLI International Journal...· 0 citations
The Protetoras da Leste collective is a social mobilization network made up of more than 200 women from the eastern periphery of São Paulo. The group operates by transforming women’s networks of care and solidarity into a driving force for territorial change, providing support, facilitating access to rights, and offeri...
Inácio Dias de Andrade, Débora Cajé Yamamoto· Revista Brasileira de Casos...· 0 citations
Self-Help Groups (SHGs) have become an important vehicle for promoting financial inclusion and strengthening the economic position of women by improving their access to financial services, livelihood opportunities and participation in financial decision-making. In Kerala, the Kudumbashree Mission has played a pivotal r...
Biju Thomas, Sateesh Chandran S.· International Journal of Web...· 0 citations
Against the backdrop of the comprehensive implementation of the ‘Five-Community Coordination’ mechanism, university students—as future professionals in social work and a reserve force for community voluntary service—play a crucial role; their willingness to participate is directly linked to the sustainability of grassr...
Siyu Yue· The Development of Humanitie...· 0 citations
Self-help groups are well-established mechanisms of mutual support and collective well-being. However, their developmental role in protracted crises remains underexamined. Drawing on qualitative interviews, focus groups, and collaborative vignette analysis in eastern DRC, this study explores how women’s self-help and r...
A. Kasherwa, Helmut Spitzer, Lucio Kikuni Kangela et al.· International Social Work· 0 citations
Female-headed households represent one of the most economically and psychosocially vulnerable groups in Indonesia; however, their internal coping capacities remain insufficiently explored within the social welfare literature. This study investigates how self-esteem and social support shape the problem-solving capacity...
Bambang Rustanto, Tuti Kartika, Dwi Yuliani et al.· Journal of Counseling, Educa...· 0 citations
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