Equality and gender violence
We offer a supportive space with information and specialized advice for people who have suffered any form of violence. We provide psychological, legal, and social support, guaranteeing comprehensive and confidential assistance so you can begin your journey of recovery and empowerment in a safe environment.
How to request help?
Submit your application in 4
simple steps
Submit your application in 4 easy steps
01.
Initial contact
Schedule an appointment or visit us so we can assist you. We will assign you a social worker who will guide you through the process.
02.
Submit the application
Gather the documents your employer requests. Remember that you can consult our Information Guide for any questions or requirements.
03.
Wait for the evaluation
Submit your application and we will review it carefully. The technical team will assess your individual case to confirm your eligibility for assistance.
04.
Receive support
Once approved, we'll contact you right away. That's when you'll start receiving the help or service you need.
Documentation Center
Current forms and regulations. Download the document you need, fill it out, and submit it at our registry or electronic office.
Solve all
your doubts
Do you still have doubts?
We know that every situation is unique. If you need personalized guidance regarding your case or available resources, our team is here to listen and guide you.
We offer comprehensive, free, and personalized care to all women in the Commonwealth. Our multidisciplinary team provides support in three key areas:
Psychological Area: Emotional support and therapy to overcome crisis situations, low self-esteem or violence.
Legal Area: Information about your rights, separation/divorce processes, custody and guardianship, and protection measures.
Social and Labor Area: Guidance for job searching and access to social or housing resources.
No, absolutely not. Our services are available to any woman who needs guidance or support. regardless of whether or not you have filed a complaintand whether you intend to do so in the future. We respect your timing and your decisions. Our priority is to inform you, empower you, and offer you a safe space where you can speak freely.
Gender-based violence is not just physical abuse. If you feel fear, control over your phone or money, insults, isolation from your family, or emotional blackmail, We are here to listen to youYou can request a confidential appointment with our social workers or psychologists. They will help you identify what is happening and give you tools to cope with the situation. Remember: You are not alone.
The Confidentiality is the fundamental pillar of our service. Everything you discuss with our professionals (psychologists, lawyers, or social workers) is protected by professional confidentiality. We understand the reality of living in a small town and take all necessary measures to guarantee your privacy and discretion from the moment you contact us.
