Women are being exploited if the family as well as in society. However, they are the one who does most of the work in the family and in the field. And the general they worked more than their male counterpart (there may be some exceptional cases). Their efforts and contribution have never been recognized. There work considered as sex symbol child producer. For several socio-economic reasons, there is more number of girl’s dropouts than the boys. There are every possibility of mishaps and victimization in many ways since they are not matured, un-educated, economically in wretched condition, it become easy to lure them. As a result they have to pay a heavy penalty of unwanted pregnancy that brings the hazards in present and even in future life. These are some examples.

 Considering the above-mentioned facts, KDDS believes that only women empowerment is the only measures towards same. KDDS extends some protection and social security so that they may exercise rights and avail themselves of all the opportunities and facilities meant to them. Through our survey by the experienced staff, we have identified such people who are at the vulnerable situation. They have been apprised of the susceptibility of their position through awareness camps, large group discussion and seminars with a motto of women empowerment. 

Microfinance an inductive tool of poverty reduction has leads to the empowerment of women relieving them from debt and financial burden. Women in poverty and unsecured household need completely a different set of microfinance mechanism that would substantiate their standard of living. Microfinance services lead to women’s empowerment by positively influencing women’s decision-making power and enhancing their overall socio-economic status. With this macro scenario, Microfinance Institution (MFI), a cooperative movement attempts to eradicate poverty and thereby confer financial and social empowerment of women. An attempt is to explore the reasons why MFIs concentrate on economically poor especially women. This paper reveals that this emerging movement has resulted in women’s increased participation in decision making, gaining self confidence, overcoming gender discriminations and increased political power and rights.