Women in poverty viewand associationwiththe lifelong learning forexample

Although everyperson is different in every country of poverty and poverty rates are also affecte ddifferently. The most affected being women and children out of poverty. This study investigated the effects of poverty on women in lifelong learning. Four this purpose, 60 women who receive support from Bartın Social Assistance and Solidarity Foundation were taken in survey and were studied their lifelong learning conditions. Research data developed by the researchers "Women in Poverty Lifelong Learning Dispositions Scale" which has been obtained. The results of pre-application reliability conducted to determine the reliability of the developed scale (Cronbach'salpha) coefficient of 0, it was found to be 913. SPSS packaged software was used to analyz data obtained data was interpreted by using descriptive and content analysis in terms of aims and subgoals of the study. According to findings, it is observed that most of the women in the study are both poor and have lack of education. Most of them don't work and don't take advantage of health services. İt is also found thart poor women don't take courses and meetings to improve themselves, and they don't see the future hopefully. İt is found that the women who are lacking of education are also lacking of lifelomg learning apportunuties and have low effort for lifelong learning. Some suggestions about to protect poverty in women at the end of the survey.