The Women Empowerment Cell at St. Joseph's College for Women functions with the overarching goal of fostering the intellectual and socio-economic advancement of female students and staff members. Through a diverse range of meticulously organized programs, the Cell endeavors to help women unearth and harness their inherent potential, thereby contributing to the betterment of their lives and society at large. Beyond championing gender equality, the Cell is steadfast in its commitment to nurturing the emotional and mental autonomy of young women, enabling them to make informed decisions in both their personal and professional realms.

Roles and Responsibilities of the Women Empowerment Cell at St. Joseph's College for Women:

Spearhead and coordinate programs and activities designed to promote women's empowerment.

Actively encourage the enthusiastic participation of female students and staff members in various programs and competitions.

Sensitize the entire student community to issues such as Eve-teasing, violence against women, and harassment.  

Cultivate and bolster the self-confidence of women, aiding in the development of their individual identities.

Continuously review and enhance safety and security measures for female employees and students on the college campus.

Cultivate and promote a culture of respect, equality, and freedom for the female gender within the college community.

Foster an entrepreneurial attitude among female students, inspiring them to explore and pursue diverse opportunities.

Provide indispensable psychological support for students facing challenges in academic performance.

Offer counseling services to address anxiety, depression, health issues, and psychological problems among female students.

Deepen the understanding of societal issues affecting women and empower them to confront challenges with resilience.

The Convenor of the Women Empowerment Cell at St. Joseph's College for Women plays a pivotal role in orchestrating these initiatives, ensuring their seamless execution, and upholding the values of empowerment and equality within the institution.