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Councillor for Women, Rosario Montero, has announced the activities that are planned for the commemoration, not celebration, of the International Day against violence against women, activities that have started today with the winner of the II Poster Contest Poster against gender violence 'Shadow of the abuse comes up where you least imagine' work of Jesus Rojo Sánchez Madrid.
The award consists of a cash prize of 400 euros and the publication of the poster.
Furthermore, although it was not reflected in the database, the jury decided to give a special mention to the lineup Rings, Silvestre Luis Casas, who has come to collect his award from Councillor.
On the other hand, within the Programme for the Prevention of gender violence 'Meeting to change the look' of the Welfare of the CAM during the month of November, made a total of 22 workshops spread over the various women's associations so requests.
Lasting two hours, will be held at the premises of these associations.
On 25 November the International Day against gender violence, will hold a Roundtable on Health Care Center for Victims of violence in Cartagena, to be held in the Hall of CAM, in the main street, at 10 and half of the morning, and then, reading the manifesto against gender violence in the door of the Town Hall, at 12.00.
Finally, on 28 November, held a workshop on the prevention of gender violence aimed at professionals involved in social action areas to develop their work in an environment where they can more easily detect situations of violence (Women, Social Services , Health, local Police and Security Forces of).
The multipurpose room of the 2 nd floor of Building Miracle will be the venue of the workshop, between 9 am and 13.00 pm.
The number of places is limited to a maximum 30 people.
Applications will be held at the offices of the Department of Women C / Sor Francisca Armendariz s / n Milagrosa Building, 1st floor, phone 968128821 or e-mail: mujer@ayto-cartagena.es.
THE CITY DOUBLES EFFORTS
The Department of Women of the City of Cartagena has been achieved, with the expansion of the Centre for the Care of Victims of Violence in Cartagena (CAVI), doubling efforts to serve a larger number of women, being, along with the foster home the instruments that the City has to fight gender violence.
The service offered by CAVI, which was extended last January, is to offer help to those women who need it when dealing with complaints of ill-treatment and psychological assistance to victims.
At present about 60 women attending the support group, twice last year, plus the individual attention that psychologists conduct.
The CAVI work four professionals, including social workers and psychologists, and two lawyers.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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