Hence Short Stay Home is established to give short shelter and aims to regain the self confidence of such ditched women, by rehabilitation skill trainings and counseling. Women in the age range of 15-35 years are admitted in this home. Children up to the age of 7 years are also admitted in the home along with the mothers. These children's primary schooling is borne by the programme which includes expenditures on tuition fees, cost of books and study materials etc. Tailoring, knitting and kitchen garden activities are taught to these residents during their stay. Efforts are also established to mainstream these women in society either through vocational training and promotion of their independent income generating activities.

These victimized women girls come to the home either by themselves or with the recommendation of Govt official, police, court and PRIs. Health check ups, education, structured day schedule and maintenance of discipline as per time table are taught to them during their stay. Their daily routine starts from morning prayer at 6 am, followed by personal chores of bathing, grooming, dressing, breakfast , vocational trainings, lunch, rest, garden work, evening prayer at 6 pm, cultural programme and watching TV programme , dinner and at the end going to bed etc.

Recreation Facilities available in the SSH (including indoors):

Television, playing cards, ludo etc are available for the inmates in the Short Stay Home for their indoor recreational activities. Apart from this, the inmates have enjoyed the local festival with fun and fare. They have celebrated Independence Day on 15th of Aug and Republic day on 26th of January.  

Plastic ball, Toys, Skipping Ropes and teaching learning materials like slates, chalks, counting chart and figure charts have been supplied to the children of the inmates. They have been provided with pre school education, nutritious food, and dresses. Their health is regularly monitored and necessary medicine is provided at the time of sickness. Pocket money and tuition fees are also provided to the mothers of the Children.

Health, check-ups have been organized for the residents and children of the short stay home. The residents have been diagnosed by the visiting medical officer of NYSASDRI and prescribed medicine and necessary advice. Diseases diagnosed among the residents during year are eye infection, Avitaminosis, Gastritis, Weakness, headache, fever, loose motion, and gynecological problem etc. The children of the residents have been treated for fever and loose motion. During pre natal period and delivery the cases are referred to the Block level health centre or district head quarter hospital for institutional delivery. Residents are escorted to the national programme of Pulse Polio camp or the monthly immunization camps at village Santhapur. 

Under chairmanship of Block Development Officer, Gondia a Home committee of Short Stay Home includes 7 members who represent from Govt functionaries, police, legal dept etc. The members convening quarterly meetings review the performance of the home and recommend the needful for further improvisation of the programme. Besides this they also rendered support service to the residence as when necessary.