The Mission headquarters' activities under this head may be broadly classified as follows:

(a) Financial help amounting to Rs.1,59,175/- was given to needy women, poor students and others (occasional:94, monthly:106) including monetary help for medical treatment.

(b) Clothes were also distributed among 2500 needy women and children of Dakshineswar locality and other places.

(c) Milk, tiffin and blankets were distributed in different places as detailed here below:

(d) Welfare activities at Pangot, Nainital: Sunday classes were held regularly for 38 children. They were taught Sanskrit Slokas from " Atmavikas ", English language and handicrafts. 41 Ladies from Pangot and nearby villages were taught knitting. Light tiffin was given to all of them. During the period educational help amounting to Rs.35,155/- was given to 17 needy students of Pangot and other places. Clothes, sarees and warm garments were also occasionally distributed among poor villagers.

The Math headquarters also undertook welfare activities:

(a) Financial help amounting to Rs.1,39,052/- was given to needy women, students and children. No. of Beneficiaries (occasional:81, monthly:115).

(b) Chhatu worth Rs.8,125/- was distributed among 305 needy women and children of Dakshineswar locality.

(c) Sarees and clothes were distributed among 954 needy women and children of Dakshineswar locality, while 2229 sweaters were distributed at different places, expenditure incurred Rs.95,686/-.

(d) 5000 blankets worth Rs.5,75,000/- were distributed at different places through the rural centres.

Sri Sarada Math, Chennai under a project sponsored by the Rotary Club, Ambattur Branch, distributed  among 29 students sleeping kits containing light bedding, utensils, uniform-dresses, school bags etc., Educational aids was given to 354 students while pecuniary help, cycles and sewing machines are gifted to needy people.

Work for Children and Women: The Math and Mission run an orphanage and free children's schools and distributes food, medicines, books and clothes among children of economically weaker sections of the society. Non-formal schools for underprivileged children are conducted in Karnataka where a free meal, uniforms and books are provided. The Ramakrishna Sarada Mission at Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh runs a Residential High School for tribal girls. The Sister Nivedita Girls' School, Calcutta conducts free coaching classes for underprivileged children. The Math and Mission helps women to uplift their conditions in all possible ways, irrespective of caste, creed and nationality. There are several schools, college and vocational training centers including computer centers and typewriting institutes run by the Math and Mission to help women to be independent. Balmandir or Sunday classes for young girls are conducted in many centers. The Mission organizes Charka (spinning wheel) classes and training in handicrafts and needlework to provide employment opportunities for village women. Apart from this, financial help, food, clothes and medicines are provided to needy women.

The Math runs an Old Age Home for Women at the Sri Sarada Math, Ernakulam, Cochin.