The Kasaragod District Kudumbashree Mission, in collaboration with the Education Department, launched ‘Ma Care’ centres in 16 schools to provide maternal-like care, nutritious snacks, sanitary supplies, and stationery at affordable prices, aiming to enhance student well-being and safety.

The Kudumbashree Technology Advancement Program (K-TAP) is hosting a district-level Technology Dissemination Clinic in Kasaragod as part of its initiative to spread innovative agricultural technologies among Kudumbashree members, aiming to boost agricultural livelihoods and increase incomes.

Kudumbashree Kasaragod District Mission has launched the Balasabha 'Kutty Chantha' project to educate children on the importance of work, foster entrepreneurial skills, and inculcate saving habits through monthly markets held at schools in the district.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, Kudumbashree Mission in Kerala collaborated with local government, health services, police, and voluntary groups to build community resilience and support vulnerable populations. This effort exemplifies community solidarity and social responsibility in response to a public crisis.

Kudumbashree Mission has initiated a pilot project to digitize records for 11,600 ayalkootams in Kasaragod district, aiming to increase transparency and improve access to microcredit and financial data for self-help group members. The initiative is supported by central government funding and NABARD, and is expected to empower marginalized communities through technological advancement.

A comprehensive evaluation study by the Kerala State Planning Board reviews the effectiveness of the Kudumbashree Mission in enhancing socio-economic conditions, promoting women's empowerment, and fostering participatory decision‐making. The study details achievements in areas such as housing, microenterprise development, training, and community participation while noting challenges in political representation, training duplication, and market competitiveness.