Abstract
Rural women’s footing within the rural social network structure is vital and inevitable. It creates collective value, social capital and satisfaction. In the South Asian context the extent of social support networks as an element of happiness was highest among Sri Lankan women during 2006 - 2009. This study examines social footing of rural women in Thirappane in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka. It covered seventy five rural women involved in agriculture. The respondents were strong together as they were strongly associated with rural social networks and highly satisfied with their social engagements. Sri Lanka Journal of Advanced Social Studies, 2013; Vol 3(2); Page 55-74
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