ASHAs Recruitment 2025 in Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh – 26 Vacancies, Eligibility, Dates & Application Process

The Director of Health & Family Welfare and Mission Director, National Health Mission, Andhra Pradesh, has announced the recruitment of 26 ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) positions in both rural and urban areas of Krishna District. Eligible women residents, preferably aged 25–45 and with a minimum of 10th Class education, are invited to apply by 23rd June 2025.

The selection process will be conducted transparently through Village and Urban Health Committees, following Government of India guidelines. Final appointment orders will be issued on 30th June 2025. For complete details on eligibility, selection criteria, key dates, and vacancy locations, refer to the full notification provided by AUBSP.

Recruitment of ASHAs in Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh

The Director of Health & Family Welfare and Mission Director, National Health Mission, Andhra Pradesh has approved the recruitment of 26 Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) across various rural and urban locations of Krishna District. AUBSP provides you with a complete overview of the eligibility criteria, selection process, key dates, and vacancy distribution.

Notification Details

The notification issued on 18th June 2025 invites eligible women residents of respective villages or urban clusters to apply for the post of ASHA. The process aligns with the Government of India guidelines:

• Community Process Guidelines – 2013 (Rural)
• ASHAs and MAS in Urban Context – 2014 (Urban)

AUBSP advises all aspirants to carefully read through the following eligibility and selection details.

Eligibility Criteria

✅ For Rural Areas

According to Community Process Guidelines – 2013:

• Gender & Residency: Must be a woman resident of the same village.
• Marital Status: Preferably married, widowed, divorced, or separated.
• Age: Preferably between 25–45 years.
• Education: Minimum 10th Class Pass.
• Skills: Communication, leadership, and community engagement.
• Support: Family/social support to carry out responsibilities.
• Relaxation: Possible in age and education if no suitable candidate is found.
• Representation: Encouragement for disadvantaged population groups.
• Population Norm: One ASHA per 1000 (+/-10%) population. Relaxable in special areas.

✅ For Urban Areas

As per Urban Guidelines – 2014:

• Residency: Must belong to a slum/vulnerable cluster.
• Identification: Residential proof mandatory (preferably Aadhar).
• Marital Status: Preferably married, widowed, divorced, or separated.
• Age: Preferably between 25–45 years.
• Education: Minimum 10th Pass. Preference to 12th Pass if available.
• Skills: Strong local language proficiency and leadership qualities.
• Support: Family and social encouragement required.
• Representation: Adequate inclusion of marginalized groups.
• Population Norm: One ASHA per 2500 (+/-10%) population.

Selection Process

Rural Selection Flow

1. Village Health & Sanitation Committee (VHSNC) conducts meeting.
2. Three eligible candidates nominated per vacancy.
3. Names and meeting minutes are sent to the PHC Medical Officer.
4. Applications forwarded to District Health Society.
5. One final candidate selected per vacancy.

Urban Selection Flow

1. Urban Health & Sanitation Committee (UHSNC) conducts meeting.
2. Nominates three candidates per vacancy.
3. Forwarded to the UPHC Medical Officer.
4. Then sent to the District Health Society.
5. One candidate selected from the recommended names.

Transparency Measures

The entire process will be transparent:

• Applications invited via village/ward secretariats.
• Merit list and selection list displayed.
• Objections invited and redressed.
• Final orders issued publicly.

Important Dates

ASHA Vacancy Details: Krishna District

1. POLATITHIPPA, Chinnapuram
🔹 PHC Code: 10690231
🔹 Vacancies: 1

2. GANNAVARAM1, Gannavaram
🔹 PHC Code: 10690482
🔹 Vacancies: 1

3. KAPPALADHODDI, Mallavoolu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690202
🔹 Vacancies: 1

4. MANIKONDA2, Indupalli
🔹 PHC Code: 10690365
🔹 Vacancies: 1

5. RAYAVARAM, Mallavoolu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690211
🔹 Vacancies: 1

6. SURAMPALLI1, Mustabada
🔹 PHC Code: 10690495
🔹 Vacancies: 1

7. AMUDALAPALLI, Pedathummidi
🔹 PHC Code: 10690097
🔹 Vacancies: 1

8. ALLAPURAM, Pedautupalli
🔹 PHC Code: 10690477
🔹 Vacancies: 1

9. MEKAVANIPALEM, Thallapalem
🔹 PHC Code: 10690226
🔹 Vacancies: 1

10. AMUDALAPALLI, Unguturu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690361
🔹 Vacancies: 1

11. KODURU1, Koduru
🔹 PHC Code: 10690240
🔹 Vacancies: 1

12. KOSURU, Movva
🔹 PHC Code: 10690323
🔹 Vacancies: 1

13. PAMARRU5, Pamarru
🔹 PHC Code: 10690191
🔹 Vacancies: 1

14. GANGURU1, Penamaluru
🔹 PHC Code: 10690532
🔹 Vacancies: 1

15. GOSALA2, Penamaluru
🔹 PHC Code: 10690535
🔹 Vacancies: 1

16. PEDDAPULIPAKA, Penamaluru
🔹 PHC Code: 10690541
🔹 Vacancies: 1

17. MODUMUDI, Vekanur
🔹 PHC Code: 10690274
🔹 Vacancies: 1

18. NEARPARASUPETA, UPHC Chilakalapudi
🔹 PHC Code: 21070011
🔹 Vacancies: 1

19. BASHKARAPURAM, UPHC Railpeta
🔹 PHC Code: 21070012
🔹 Vacancies: 1

20. RAMANAIDUPETA, UPHC Railpeta
🔹 PHC Code: 21070016
🔹 Vacancies: 1

21. NEHURUCHOWKCENTER-02, UPHC Slaughterpeta
🔹 PHC Code: 21068024
🔹 Vacancies: 1

22. SATYANARAYANAPURAM, UPHC Slaughterpeta
🔹 PHC Code: 21068023
🔹 Vacancies: 1

23. KALVAPUDIAGRAHARAM, Moturu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690151
🔹 Vacancies: 1

24. MALLAYAPALEM1, Moturu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690153
🔹 Vacancies: 1

25. RAMANNAPUDI, Moturu
🔹 PHC Code: 10690156
🔹 Vacancies: 1

26. INAPARRU, Veerankilock
🔹 PHC Code: 10690339
🔹 Vacancies: 1

🟢 Total Vacancies: 26

FAQs on ASHA Recruitment in Krishna District

Who is eligible to apply for ASHA posts in Krishna District?
Eligible applicants must be women, preferably aged between 25 to 45 years, residents of the concerned rural or urban area, with a minimum qualification of 10th class pass.

Can unmarried women apply for the ASHA position?
While preference is given to married, widowed, divorced, or separated women, unmarried women may be considered if they meet other eligibility criteria.

What is the last date to submit the ASHA application form?
The last date to submit the application is 23rd June 2025 by 5:00 PM.

What is the total number of ASHA vacancies in Krishna District?
There are 26 ASHA vacancies to be filled in both rural and urban areas of Krishna District.

Is there any educational relaxation for ASHA applicants?
Yes, educational and age criteria can be relaxed if no suitable woman candidate is available in the particular area.

What educational qualification is required to become an ASHA?
The minimum required qualification is 10th class pass. However, in urban areas, preference is given to candidates with 12th class qualification.

How will candidates be selected for the ASHA role in rural areas?
The Village Health and Sanitation Committee (VHSNC) nominates three candidates per vacancy, which are reviewed by the PHC Medical Officer and finalized by the District Health Society.

What is the selection process for urban ASHA positions?
The Urban Health and Sanitation Committee (UHSNC) nominates three candidates per vacancy. The UPHC Medical Officer reviews and forwards them to the District Health Society for final selection.

Will the selection process be transparent?
Yes, the process includes public display of merit lists, objection handling, and final list publication to ensure full transparency.

When will the provisional merit list be published?
The provisional list will be published on 25th June 2025 by 5:00 PM.

When is the final merit list for ASHA recruitment expected?
The final merit list will be released on 28th June 2025 by 5:00 PM.

When will appointment orders be issued for selected ASHAs?
Appointment orders will be issued on 30th June 2025.

What is the population norm for selecting ASHAs in rural areas?
Generally, one ASHA is appointed for every 1,000 (+/-10%) population in rural areas.

What is the population norm for ASHAs in urban areas?
In urban areas, one ASHA is appointed for every 2,500 (+/-10%) population.

Is residential proof required for urban ASHA applicants?
Yes, residential proof is mandatory, preferably an Aadhar card, especially to confirm residence in slum or vulnerable clusters.

Can a woman apply for ASHA if she resides outside the ward or village?
No, the applicant must be a resident of the specific village or vulnerable urban cluster where the vacancy exists.

What documents are needed for the ASHA application?
Essential documents include age proof, educational certificates, residential proof, and any community or reservation certificates if applicable.

Who issues the final appointment orders for selected ASHAs?
The District Health Society, Krishna District, issues the final appointment orders.

Where can I submit my ASHA application?
Applications must be submitted at the respective village or ward secretariats as specified in the official notification.

Who has released this recruitment notification?
The notification is issued by the Director of Health & Family Welfare and Mission Director, NHM, Andhra Pradesh.

If you’re a dedicated, community-driven woman looking for a meaningful opportunity in public health, this recruitment drive could be your stepping stone. AUBSP encourages eligible women in Krishna District to take advantage of this transparent and structured opportunity to serve their communities and empower public health systems.