1 hr ago
Nalasopara Sakhi Centre Offers 24/7 Support for Women
A new support service in Nalasopara is helping women in dangerous or difficult situations.
It is called the Sakhi One Stop Centre.
Women can get medical help, police assistance and counselling there.
They can also receive free legal guidance.
The centre can help women report violence and take part in court proceedings.
Women and their children may stay there safely for up to five days if needed.
Food and drinking water are provided during the temporary stay.
Women can visit the centre directly or call the 181 Women Helpline.
The Sakhi One Stop Centre in Nalasopara will assist women facing domestic violence, sexual assault and other crises.
The centre provides 24-hour medical and police assistance, counselling, legal aid and support with complaints or court proceedings.
Women and their children may receive temporary accommodation for up to five days, along with food and drinking water.
The Maharashtra government has established 68 Sakhi Centres across the state.
According to the report, 26,909 women received assistance through the centres between 2023–24 and July 2026.
- Who
- Women facing domestic violence, sexual violence or other crises, along with their children when accommodation is needed.
- What
- The Sakhi One Stop Centre is providing round-the-clock medical, police, counselling, legal and temporary shelter services.
- Where
- Nalasopara, Maharashtra, through the state’s network of Sakhi Centres.
- When
- The centres assisted 26,909 women between 2023–24 and July 2026; the Nalasopara service is now available.
- Why
- To provide immediate assistance, protection and rehabilitation support to women affected by violence or sudden crises.
Key facts
- Programme
- Sakhi One Stop Centre
- Location
- Nalasopara, Maharashtra
- Statewide centres
- 68 Sakhi Centres
- Reported assistance
- 26,909 women between 2023–24 and July 2026
- Availability
- 24-hour medical and police assistance
- Temporary shelter
- Up to five days, with food and drinking water
- Helpline
- 181 Women Helpline
Sources
Related news
KEM One Stop Centre Resumes Full Operations After Staff Shortage
India Opens Seven Gulf One-Stop Centres for Distressed Women Workers
Indian Envoy Offers Support to Women Workers in Singapore
Warangal Police Commissioner Inspects Victim Services at Bharosa Centre
UP Gets ₹20.70 Lakh Centre Funds for 181-Women Helpline
Rajasthan Shelter Sets Guinness Record With 3,295 Women
NHRC Monitor Seeks DSD Recognition for Gender-Non-Confirming Children
Kerala Child Rights Panel Seeks Sugar Removal From Anganwadi Mix
Indore Women’s Day Event Urges Women’s Self-Reliance and Safety
Annapurna Yojana: 17 lakh names rejected over Aadhaar issues