Social responsibility of the National Council for Women and alleviating the economic pressures of released fines

The National Council for Women plays a pivotal and diverse role in serving women in society and empowering them in all aspects of life. seeks to achieve this by supporting them in accessing social and legal services and highlighting economic opportunities that contribute to improving their standard of living and ensuring a better future for them and their families. Therefore, this study aimed to: monitor the reality of the social responsibility of the National Council for Women and alleviate the economic pressures of released female debtors. The results of the field study showed: the existence of a direct relationship with statistical significance at a significance level of (0.05) between the responsibility of the National Council for Women and alleviating the economic pressures of released female debtors for the total amounted to (0.971). Thus, the validity of the sub-hypotheses was achieved, as there is a direct relationship with statistical significance at a significance level of (0.05) between training in financial education and alleviating economic pressures amounted to (0.980), and there is a direct relationship with statistical significance at a significance level of (0.05) between the services of the complaints office and alleviating economic pressures amounted to (0.983), and there is a direct relationship with statistical significance at a significance level of (0.05) between the digital savings program and alleviating economic pressures amounted to (0.950). The study reached procedural implementation mechanisms to alleviating the economic pressures of released female debtors from the perspective of the method of organizing society.