Empowerment in the Social Work perspective refers to the process of enabling individuals, groups, and communities to gain greater control over their lives, make informed decisions, access resources, and participate actively in social, economic, political, and cultural processes. It is based on the belief that every individual possesses strengths and capabilities that can be developed through supportive interventions. Social work aims not only to address immediate problems but also to remove structural barriers that create inequality, discrimination, and exclusion. Empowerment is therefore both a process and an outcome, leading to increased self-confidence, self-reliance, and social justice. In the context of tribal communities, empowerment assumes special significance because these communities have historically faced marginalization, poverty, displacement, lack of education, limited healthcare, and restricted access to land and natural resources. Social workers recognize that tribal people possess rich cultural traditions, indigenous knowledge, and