The study looked at how services provided by the Imam Khomeini Relief committee affect the empowerment of women who head households in Delfan city, Iran. They used a mix of methods to gather data, including interviews and surveys. The results showed that women's education, skills, and employment status had a big impact on their empowerment. Women with higher education or technical skills were more empowered. Self-employment, loans, and psychological support also played a role in empowering these women. However, simply giving money without a plan did not help empower them. The study found that the services provided by the committee mainly focused on relieving poverty rather than empowering women.