1. Financial Constraints 
Financial Constraints can push unemployed women and their families into poverty, limiting their access to basic necessities such as food, housing and healthcare 

Domestic Violence: 
Economic dependence on a partner can increase the risk of domestic violence. Unemployed women might feel trapped in abusive relationships due to a lack of financial independence. Exploitation and Abuse: Vulnerable women may be more susceptible to exploitation and abuse, including human trafficking and forced labor.

Malnutrition: 
Poverty resulting from unemployment can lead to malnutrition and other health issues due to an inability to afford adequate food.

4. Mental Health Issues 

Unemployment can lead to stress, anxiety, 
depression, and other mental health issues 
due to financial uncertainty and societal pressures. 
Unemployed women may experience social isolation 
and a loss of social status, leading to decreased self-esteem 
and confidence. 

Impact on Families Children’s Well-being:
The economic instability of unemployed women can negatively impact their children’s education, health, and overall well-being.  

Skill Degradation: 
Prolonged unemployment can result in the deterioration of skills, making it harder to re-enter the workforce

Intergenerational Poverty: The cycle of poverty can persist across generations, making it difficult for future generations to break free from economic hardship.