The pathway out of violence is complex and requires time. Survivors face many barriers and an effective support for them needs an integrated approach, involving all local networks and focusing on individual needs.
Helpline 1522 represents the first possibility of help, to find a first specific answer. Anti-violence centers and shelters help in case of emergency and offer places and fundamental tools for a sustained support to women experiencing violence. Response to woman’s needs is targeted and built through a sound methodology.
Beside specialized services, there are also general services for survivors, as emergency room in hospitals, social and health services and places where reporting the offence as the police stations.
As foreseen by the Istanbul Convention, it is also necessary set up treatment programmes aimed at preventing perpetrators from re-offending, with a view to preventing further violence and changing violent behavioural patterns.
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In Q4 2022 calls for help not strictly related to violence increased and calls from victims decreased
Reference period: Years 2018-2022|Date of Issue: 10 March 2023
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In Q3 2022 calls for help not strictly related to violence increased and calls from victims decreased
Reference period: Years 2018-2022|Date of Issue: 25 November 2022
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In Q1 2022 calls for help not strictly related to violence increased and calls from victims decreased
Reference period: Years 2018-2022|Date of Issue: 24 August 2022
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The numbers of 1522 further confirm the effect of the pandemic on requests for help for victims of violence
Reference period: IV quarter 2021|Date of Issue: 13 May 2022
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Latest data further confirm the effect of the pandemic on requests for help from victims of violence
Reference period: III quarter 2021|Date of Issue: 25 November 2021
SEE ALSO
- Anti-Violence Centres (Year 2017)
- Infographic anti-violence centres (Year 2017)