Childhood, adolescence, and family
Supporting families experiencing personal, family, or social crises that may affect their children. Through a multidisciplinary team of social workers, educators, and psychologists, the program focuses on empowering families, preventing risk factors, and ensuring 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.
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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.
Yes. We know that adolescence is a stage of complex changes. We have a Family Intervention Program Specializing in guidance and psychosocial support, we work with families to improve communication, establish household rules, and resolve conflicts. We don't judge your parenting skills; we give you tools to manage the situation and improve the family atmosphere.
Education is a fundamental right of children. The Commonwealth works in direct coordination with the educational centers and the Local Police through the Absenteeism Commission. Our goal is not to punish, but to detect because The child is not attending class (family problems, bullying, lack of motivation) and we work with the family to ensure their return to the classroom. If you notice that your child is missing class, contact us before the problem worsens.
Protecting children is everyone's responsibility. If you suspect that a child is at risk, abandoned, or abused, You have a duty to report itYou can contact our Social Services in confidentialOur professionals will assess the situation and initiate the necessary protection protocols. In cases of serious emergency or after-hours situations, always call [phone number]. 112 or the Security Forces.
Yes, we organize them regularly. Family Schools and group workshops. These are spaces where parents can meet, share experiences, and learn strategies from experts on positive parenting, screen and social media use, addiction prevention, and children's emotional management. Check our activity calendar for upcoming dates in your municipality.
