Mutual share for women care

General ProblemWhen a victim of violence needing help, advice or immediate protection breaks the wall of injustices around her the first contact for help is an operator working in an anti-violence support centre. Lots of empathy but also a qualified profile and strict procedures are asked to the person who takes in charge the request from the victim. Workers of any anti-violence support centre –wherever its nationality- must be always open and prompt to listen, advice, provide legal and immediate support. It - as many other jobs in social care field- could be exhausting year after year. Workers could feel overwhelmed by the increasing numbers of femicide, abuse, violence against women even if they give all they can to help the sufferers and also prevention campaigns. But also they could feel harmless thinking at the long time legal sentences requires to send the oppressor to prison and at the lack or not enough supports given to the families of victims. This project with its four international meeting aims to create an International network among European anti-violence workers to make them compare their own National systems in order to exchange good practices and adopt the best ones in their country. In addition it could be an enrichment to better analyze the problem of femicide from another cultural point of view to widen the knowdlege of the problem to put into practice and experiment new tools in their protocol and also in the awareness-raising anti-violence campaign.Genaral Objective Fight with stronger and enriched -by the mutual exchange- tools the issue of the violence against women, improve awareness- raising campaigns with new channels used in other European countries, learn new and better European practices and propose them to National Agencies to improve the anti-violence national system. Specific objectivesExchange of good practices and innovative methodologies used in the partners’centres to train and improve the protocol and procedures for the first contact with a victim of violence (e.g. audit and first social cares of victims). Create a network among anti-violence operators around Europe. Improve anti-violence awareness raising campaigns at a local and national level to constantly involve much more target group at risk in our communities. Enrich the care centres from a personal and professional exchange of success stories, personal experiences, happy ending story. Target Anti-violence workers (operators, mentors, psychologists, trainers, tutors) Translational meeting and training events in:FOUR: Italy – Spain– Poland - SloveniaExpected impactTangible Exchange of good practices and success stories in the first part of audit and social cares of victims of violence and also for anti-violence awareness-raising campaigns. Implementation of international best techniques and methodologies in each local care centre. Personal and community enrichment. Foster new proposals for the implementation of national institutional bodies and anti-violence laws.