Palghar: Nalasopara Women Get 24/7 Lifeline As Sakhi Centre Offers Medical, Legal Aid & Shelter
Nalasopara: Women facing domestic violence, sexual assault, or other difficult situations will now have access to immediate assistance, counselling and essential services through the ‘Sakhi One Stop Centre’ initiative. The Maharashtra government has established 68 Sakhi Centres across the state. Through these centres, 26,909 women received assistance between 2023–24 and July 2026, according to…
In the Nalasopara district of Maharashtra, women experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, or other distressing circumstances now have access to round-the-clock support through the Sakhi One Stop Centre initiative. Established by the Maharashtra government and managed in collaboration with the Women and Child Development Department, these centres have disbursed assistance to an impressive 26,909 women between 2023 and mid-2026.
The Sakhi One Stop Centre offers a range of critical services, including 24-hour medical and police aid, counselling sessions, and short-term shelter accommodations. Women and their children can rely on the centre for immediate medical attention and a safe place to stay, along with nutritious meals and hydration. Should the need for longer-term assistance arise, the woman is seamlessly connected to further rehabilitation services.
When women report incidents of violence to the police or courts, the Sakhi Centre provides invaluable assistance by ensuring proper registration of complaints and offering necessary emotional and logistical support. In addition to direct support, women can also seek free legal aid through the Legal Services Authority, with the help of experienced attorneys and guidance throughout court proceedings.
To access these vital resources, women can directly visit a Sakhi Centre or reach out to the 181 Women Helpline for further guidance. Those in search of exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai and its surrounding regions can find helpful resources by visiting the provided link.
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