The women's wing of Grama Deep, Mahila Grama Deep was officially launched on 11th September 2016. In Sphoorthi Vanam,  a park developed by Grama Deep, the inaugural program was organised where women from different communities enthusiastically participated. Kovvali Z. P. High School students performed cultural shows and to inspire the village women, the launch was marked by a inaugural lecture by, Bharateeyam organisation founder, Mrs. Gottipati Satyavani.

In most of the rural India, any village development program or decisions that influence the village are predominantly the arena of men. Woman's role is mostly confined to just casting vote in the elections. To encourage woman's participation in the decision making and development process of the village, Grama Deep initiated a special wing, Mahila Grama Deep. They are encouraged to participate in the development programs of the village. Programs are designed exclusively for women empowerment.

Mahila Grama Deep also organises one day exposure and recreation tours to women to provide a break from monotony, socialise and build confidence levels. A group of 40 women visited the AP's newly built Secretariat, Legislative Assembly and actively participated in a round table conference with the Minister of Irrigation, Shri Devineni Uma Maheswara Rao who interacted on the work of Polavaram project of the government with the women. Mandal Awareness tours, Atapaka-Kolleru Bird Sanctuary are few other exposure visit programs organised for women.

Women members questioning the elected representatives at a Kovvali Gram Panchayat Board Meeting on the issues in village.

A grievance cell to address woman's issues  was set up and in few cases legal help was provided.

Congratulations to our Mahila Grama Deep members, Smt. Chitti Varalakshmi, who got selected as Krishna district project resource person (PRP) and Smt. Gollapalli Sitamahalaxmi as Krishna district Divisional Anchor in the Government of Andhra Pradesh's Zero Budget Natural Farming project which aims to reach universalisation of Natural Farming practices.  Smt. Varalaxmi and Smt. Sita who have been active in Grama Deep's environment friendly intiatives in Kovvali village stated that their training further enhanced their motive to work for environment protection.  Grama Deep hopes their knowledge and experience benefits the Kovvali and neighboring villages too and in the realisation of Grama Deep's vision.  

Grama Deep has run 'nutrition support program' to ten HIV infected villagers especially poor widows and two old handicapped men with the financial support of donors espescially from the village living elsewhere. The office of the District Medical and Health Officer and the APPLE+ NGO collaborated with Grama Deep in identifying the eligible victims and in program coordination. For an year, they are provided nutrition every month in the form of groundnuts, raagi powder, jaggery, cooking oil etc