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launches a pioneering guide for women in situations of gender violence

Motril City Council, in collaboration with the Obra Social "la Caixa" published a resource guide for women in situations of domestic violence. This pioneering work in all The province aims to coordinate the efforts of all involved public and private entities to prevent, through education and awareness-abuse situations

Mayor of Motril, Carlos Rojas, accompanied by the mayor of Women, Inmaculada Torres, the director of the office number 2489 of "la Caixa" in Motril, Pedro Jimenez, and members of the Monitoring Commission on Gender Violence attended the presentation of the Municipal guide of resources for Women in Situations of Violence against Women.


The head of the municipal administration has been very satisfied by the issue this manual because "it will take into account those women who are being abused, but that will prevent as many of them for this scenario is not achieved."


Carlos Rojas has continued explaining that "the municipal action we carry out is a pioneer in the province and aims to coordinate institutional work with the work of both public and private organizations that cater to women in situations of violence gender. "


objectives that mark the publication of this manual include the maximum protection to victims and their children, develop a comprehensive action, awareness and prevention through education, coordination linkages with other governments and, ultimately encouraging all means at our disposal, to improve the resources for these problems.


Among other useful information on Municipal Resource Guide for Women in Situations of Violence against Women, users can find instructions on how to deal with aggression, how to deal with separation and divorce, do women care resources are available at City Hall and the resources offered by the Instituto Andaluz de la Mujer, possibilities for economic aid and telephone numbers and addresses interest.


Motril Mayor also praised the work carried out by the Monitoring Committee on Violence against Women, which meets monthly to address "this social evil and that among other measures launched the Family Exchange Point as a resource for implementation of schemes visits in situations of special difficulty. "


Carlos Rojas concluded by stating that "the latest data provided by the National Police on cases of gender violence in Motril remain a concern, with 130 complaints and 219-restraining measures, we must continue working to reduce to zero this "