Results: Among 303 respondents, 85.5% were female, 25.7% were in 30-34 age group and 25.4% were 20-24 age group. Around 93.1% were Muslim, 34% were housewife, 39.6% had higher secondary level education. Most (84.8%) of the clients had marriage between 15-20 years, 45.5% had 1-2 children, 74.6% were satisfied with location of community clinics, 48.5% were satisfied with waiting time. However, 38.9% were very dissatisfied with waiting room facilities, 48.5% were dissatisfied with sanitation facilities, 52.5% with safe drinking water provision. Out of pocket expenditure had statistically significant association with location of CCs. Overall satisfaction level had statistically significant relationship with sex of respondents, family type, state of housing, living with senior citizen, safe drinking water provision, fear of infertility, gender preference for baby, fear of depot injection cause irregular menstrual bleeding (p<0.05).