The Swadhar Home for women and girls from difficult situations completr their readjustment in family/societyted its Seventeenth year. During the reporting year, 19 women and 5 children were newly admitted to the home. This reporting period, 16 women and 9 children were rehabilitated into their own families after counseling the husbands and family members emphasizing the need for mutual respect and valuing the contributions made by women for the welfare of the family. The regular services of nutritious meals, medical check-up and health care, counseling, vocational training and job placements for the inmates are continued as per the stipulations of the Government. From 1.11.2005 to the present, the home has received 801 Women and Children.

Swadhar scheme provided an healthy food to the inmates. Breakfast, Lunch, Tea and Dinner are prepared hygienically and served according to a pre-planned weekly menu chart. On important festivals and National days some special items are added to the regular menu. At the Recommendation of the District Social Welfare Officer, the District Supplies Officer has issued a Bulk Permit to the Home with which most of the food materials are purchased at a highly subsidized price and therefore the inmates are supplied with adequate food. When the inmates are sick special food is prepared and served as per Doctor's recommendation.

A qualified Doctor visits the Home every week for health check-up and she is available on call whenever anyone falls sick. Referrals are made to the Government Hospital as and when necessary. Otherwise, the medicines are supplied by the Home as per the Doctors prescriptions. The pregnant inmates are registered with the Govt. Hospital where they get regular check-ups and are supplied with Iron and Calcium tablets. Types of diseases the inmates often suffer from are diabetics, HIV/AIDS, Asthma, fits, Skin diseases, Cracks on heels, blood pressure, Psychiatric disorder, Vitamin deficiency, menses, body pains, cold, cough, fever, etc. The tablets for the above health problems are kept in the home and distributed to the inmates when they fall sick. Stock Register is maintained and the tablets are replenished from time to time.

Some of the medicines /tablets are supplied by the government hospital free of cost and the others have to be purchased from the medical shops. On the television only confidence building songs based on cinema or devotion and films are shown in the closed circuit television. Violence, sex and crimes are totally avoided for viewing.