Shelter House Research Articles

A Qualitative Study To Explore the Impact of Having Children with Cancer and Parental Adjustment

Background: Cancer diagnosis in children impacts not only the children themselves but also their parents, and the role of providing support during the treatment process is crucial. The illness’s complexity, the diagnosis process, and the course of treatment can have various effects on parents and family life. To cope with the challenges of caring for their chronically ill children, families adopt a normalization process to restore their routines. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the implications of a childhood cancer diagnosis on families and how parents normalize their daily lives in the face of this difficult situation. Methods: The study was a qualitative study conducted in a pediatric cancer shelter house in Bandung, Indonesia, from May to August 2018. Ten parents who had children with cancer were included in the study. Data were collected through interviews and thematically analyzed. Results: This study yielded five themes: 1) parents’ negative feelings when children are first diagnosed with the illness, 2) various changes in the family’s life, 3) the impact on the family’s quality of life, 4) family’s extra effort to overcome the illness’s impact and 5) parents’ expectations for social support. Conclusions: Cancer in children has a significant impact on the lives of the entire family, particularly parents. Normalizing the lives of parents who have children with cancer entails several adaptation or adjustment tasks. Nurses can assist families in adapting by guiding how to deal with the changes they are experiencing and accepting this as the new normal. Nurses can help families normalize their daily routines, provide social support, improve coping strategies, increase family closeness, and identify the source of support from other families or the community.

Penerapan Terapi Menghardik Halusinasi Terhadap Pasien Eks Psikotik dalam Rehabilitasi Sosial

Along with the rapid development, modernization and industrialization efforts, social changes and problems are growing. So that people who are unable to make adjustments, can experience mental turmoil, mental disorders and even mental disorders called psychotics. Therefore, this study aims to describe the application of hallucinatory rebuke therapy in the rehabilitation process of ex-psychotic patients at the Dosarso Shelter House, Kebumen. This research method uses a type of qualitative research with a case study approach. This study had 4 subjects, namely 2 ex-psychotic patients who were still experiencing hallucinations, 1 nurse and 1 administrator who worked at the Dosaraso Shelter in Kebumen. The results of this research show that rebuke therapy at the Dosaraso Shelter Home in Kebumen is carried out in groups and individually. The social rehabilitation service model provided by Dosaraso includes the Institutional Based Rehabilitation (IBR) service model. Then the type of psychotic experienced by TS patients is schizophrenic functional psychotic with auditory and visual hallucinations, while patient D is paranoid functional psychotic with auditory hallucinations. This rebuke therapy is carried out through several stages, namely starting from preparing the place, explaining the therapy, agreeing to the therapy, time contract, implementation, and finally asking the patient's feelings. This research can also help counselors in carrying out therapeutic steps for ex-psychotic patients so that it is very helpful in overcoming social problems in society.

The Role of the Social Service in Empowering Street Children Through the Halfway House Program

The main problem in this thesis is the role of the Indragiri Hilir Regency Social Service in empowering street children through the Baiturrahman Shelter House program, where the empowerment process does not occur in the shelter that is aimed at street children, but is aimed at underprivileged people who are outside place to stay temporarily if one of their family is hospitalized. The type of research used is field research with qualitative research methods. This research was conducted at the Indragiri Hilir Regency Social Service office using interview instruments, documentation using cellphone media, books and pens. In this study, the data sources obtained were primary data sources and secondary data. While the data analysis technique used was data reduction, presentation and conclusion drawing and to check the validity of the data, the researchers used source triangulation and technical triangulation and time. Based on the research findings, the authors found that the Baiturrahman shelter program was not focused on street children, but for underprivileged people who are outside the area for temporary stays. If one of their family members is hospitalized, they may stay temporarily at home. the stopover was for three days by bringing a number of requirements such as a family card (kk), a statement of incapacity (SKTM) and a statement letter to be cared for for a sick family member from the hospital. Regarding shelters for street children, they are only opened as a form of service, such as if the street children are caught in a raid by the Satpol PP, then the child will be taken to the Baiturrahman shelter to be given advice and the child's parents will be called to pick up their child at the halfway house, not only that the Office of Social Affairs also works with related OPDs to deal with the problem of street children. The Indragiri Hilir Regency Social Service also provided assistance in the form of groceries to the underprivileged and for street children and for street children who did not have clothes and footwear, the Social Service also provided assistance in the form of clothing and footwear for these street children.

Do-re-mi Self Motivation in Breast Cancer Patients: A Qualitative Study

BACKGROUND: In Indonesia, breast cancer is the most prevalent type of cancer and a leading cause of cancer-related deaths. It is important to motivate the patients to fight the disease and to adapt to the illness and the treatments. This active sense of motivation helps them to feel secure and keeps the thoughts of death at a safe distance. AIM: The aim of this study was to explore the emotions that motivate breast cancer patients. The study was qualitative in nature. METHODS: This study involved 16 participants who were selected through purposive sampling at the Shelter House East Java Branch in Surabaya, Indonesia. The researchers used in-depth interviews to collect the data and the Colaizzi method was employed for the data analysis. RESULTS: Seven themes emerged from the data: Drive/Self-Motivation, respect yourself, precious self, facts of success, solutions taken to overcome problems, next strategy, and supportive situation. CONCLUSION: Positive attitudes and strategies that help breast cancer patients cope with their illness, include self-motivation, self-respect and valuing oneself, focusing on personal achievements, and seeking support, abbreviated as Do-re-mi. These findings could be used as self-talk content to develop self-affirmation strategies for breast cancer patients to help them accept their situation and reduce stress. The purpose of his study aims to explore self-motivation response of breast cancer clients. The type of research used in this study is a qualitative description.

Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities Affected by Covid-19 Through Assistance in Repairing Disability Motorcycles

People with disabilities are numerous, reaching 15% of the Indonesian population. Some are independent and make a living by trading around using special motorcycles (disabled motorcycles) as done by members of the Independent Disability Shelter House (Rumsidisma), Rawa Lumbu, Bekasi, West Java. They can not make a living because the motorbike is damaged while they do not have repair funds. This hampered income, and this problem further disrupted their lives during the Covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out community service activities (PKM) to provide funds for repairing disability motorcycles. This activity aims to help people with disabilities in Rumsidisma to be able to earn a living and be independent as before. The method of implementing PKM includes the stages of preparation, implementation, and evaluation. Implementation activities include providing funds and repairing disability motorcycles. Evaluation is carried out through interviews and filling out evaluation forms. All activity processes are carried out by implementing health protocols. PKM activities can repair three disabled motorcycles. Member of Rumsdisma. Can return to making a living and be as independent as before. RecipientsRecembly of assistance were satisfied and agreed that this activity was continued. There were no reports that PKM implementers and beneficiaries were infected with Covid-19. The conclusion is that repairing of the disability motorcycles of Rumsidisma members during the pandemic has been successfully carried out safely and can empower members as before.

Digitalisasi Cagar Budaya Kota Pekanbaru menggunakan web

Recognition of cultural heritage and its preservation raises innovative ideas for digitizing. Digitization began to be discussed as an alternative solution to solving the problem of cultural heritage. Pekanbaru has a cultural heritage that includes buildings, artifacts, and structures. The cultural heritage found in the city of Pekanbaru started from the time of the Siak Kingdom, including the Railway Monument, Sultan Siak Shelter House, Ground Zero Pekanbaru, Red and White Monument, Marhum Pekan Tomb Complex, Pekanbaru Great Mosque, Surau Al Irhash, Tuan Khadi Shelter and Havenmaster's house. This study is intended to digitize the crocodile reserve in the city of Pekanbaru using the PHP and MySql programming languages ​​as data storage. The results of this study contribute to the preservation and recognition of cultural heritage as the nation's heritage. With the existence of a website about cultural heritage, this cultural heritage will not be forgotten by the masses.

Perencanaan Program Rumah Singgah Dompet Dhuafa Singgalang

The Shelter House is a temporary lodging place for non-formal patients, where the patient stays for a while before the completion of the outpatient care carried out by the patient. The purpose of this study was to determine the planning of zakat, alms, and waqf funds for the shelter program of the Amil Zakat Institute Dompet Dhuafa Singgalang, Padang city. The main problem in this study is the procedure for planning the shelter program for the Amil Zakat Institute Dompet Dhuafa Singgalang, Padang city. The type of research that the author uses is (field research) field research with qualitative descriptive methods. The data collection techniques that the author uses are field observations, interviews with the Amil Zakat Institute Dompet Dhuafa Singgalang and documentation. Data analysis techniques are data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing.The results of this study indicate that planning is to prepare steps for planning the distribution of ZISWAF, socializing, allocating ZISWAF funds, as well as planning mustahik criteria and administrative requirements for mustahik

Peran Dinas Sosial dan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan Kota Bandung dalam Memberikan Perlindungan Hukum terhadap Anak Jalanan

Children are the hope and pioneer of the life of a country in the future, so a child has the right of their growth and development to obtain education, protection from violence, discrimination, and live in security and peace from various parties, namely family, community and government. This also applies to street children who are identical as a person/group of children who spend most of their time on the streets and come from various backgrounds, thus forcing them to be on the streets. Due to the increasing number of street children, it is necessary to get strict handling by not forgetting the rights that must be obtained. Bandung, which is one of the metropolitan cities in Indonesia, is the reason the researchers chose us in studying the problems regarding street children. This problem is studied based on the Perda Kota Bandung No. 4 Tahun 2019 concerning the Implementation of Child Protection which is the basis for handling street children problems carried out by the Dinas Sosial dan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan Kota Bandung. Researchers want to know what steps have been taken, obstacles and efforts that have been made. The research we conducted used a descriptive qualitative method with interview, observation, and documentation data collection techniques. From this, it was found that the steps or actions of the Dinas Sosial dan Penanggulangan Kemiskinan Kota Bandung in dealing with the problem of street children in accordance with the Perda Kota Bandung No. 4 Tahun 2019 concerning the Implementation of Child Protection is to form a USR Team and the construction of a Shelter House specifically intended for temporary shelter for the street children.

Application of Bamboo Treatment for the Construction of Shelter Houses

Over the previous few decades, several investigations on various aspects of bamboo's structural use have been conducted. Some of these led to the development of various preservation methods to prevent the bamboo from bio deterioration and so improve its use, particularly in shelter housing. As a result, a variety of bamboo building materials have been developed. However, considerable research shortages exist in areas such as bamboo treatment methods and shelter construction styles. There has been a demand for a simple building standard for a long time. These concepts must be demonstrated before the full potential of bamboo as a building material can be realized. As a result, more research into bamboo treatment methods and shelter house construction patterns is required.

Analysis of the use of learning media using the participatory drawing method for elementary school children in the slum area of the Alak Landfill Kupang

Education is an important aspect of human life that is able to support future development. One of the important things in an effort to optimize a child's education at the elementary school level is to provide learning media and pay attention to the use of learning media in children's study rooms, this is so that the learning that takes place can run effectively. However, there are still learnings that have not been effective in several study rooms, one of which is the Alak Shelter House which is a study room for children who live in the slum area of ​​the Alak Landfill Kupang. This is related to the provision and use of learning media in the study room which is not yet optimal. This condition and situation certainly has a psychological effect on elementary school children who live in the slum area of ​​the Alak Landfill Kupang, especially in the learning process. This study aims to identify the use of learning media in elementary school children in the slum area of Alak Landfill Kupang and describe the psychological dynamics behind the effectiveness of the use of learning media.

THE INCREASING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PERSONAL HYGIENE IN ODGJ (PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISORDERS) IN THE KUTOREJO DISTRICT MOJOKERTO

Community Service Activities organized by the Dian Husada Nursing Academy in collaboration with Al Hidayah Kutorejo Mojokerto shelter house held health counseling with participants of all ODGJ patients (People with Mental Disorders) with the theme “Increasing Public Knowledge About Personal Hygiene in ODGJ (People With Mental Disorders)”. Health counseling will be held on Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at the Al Hidayah Kutorejo Mojokerto shelter. This activity was carried out in a team consisting of two Akper Dian Husada lecturers, 2 students, and a team from the AL Hidayah Kutorejo Mojokerto shelter. The activity was arranged by the team for two weeks, starting from determining the theme of the activity, the form of the activity, the timing of the activity, and first socializing the activity to ODGJ patients. This activity was witnessed by all patients with ODGJ (People with Mental Disorders). The form of evaluation of this community service activity that went smoothly was the enthusiasm of ODGJ patients (People with Mental Disorders) in participating in the activity by asking questions about personal hygiene to the presenter.

THE ASSIMILATION OF TIONGHOA IN PALOPO CITY (1917 - 1966)

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>Many stereotypes related to Tionghoa people have been around for a long time, such as their being exclusive and unsociable. Worsened off by the native and non-native issues, at the same time create a fission between the Tionghoa and the locals. Nevertheless, the Tionghoa in Palopo managed to blend in with the local community. This paper departs from the considerable concern to write about ethnic assimilation in Palopo City. The assimilation between Tionghoa and the locals in Palopo can hopefully serve a meaningful lesson for the religious moderation. Taking all those into account, this paper aims to find out the assimilation process of Tionghoa in Palopo, South Sulawesi Province. The Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia is nothing to bargain. However, it would all mean nothing as the minority and majority groups of ethnics prevail in which migrants and native do not integrate. The data of this paper were collected through literature and field methods. The results showed that the myth of I La Galigo served as much of the base of Tionghoa’s interaction with the locals. There emerged a new frame of thinking on the part of the Tionghoa migrants that their identities basically had the same cultural and historical roots as those of the locals’. The Luwu Embassy welcomed the arrival of Tionghoa migrants by preparing a shelter house, a Tionghoa school and other facilities. These migrants chose to make a living in Palopo City and had marriages with locals. They adapted local languages and customs. In the end, they had descendants whose parts of their Tionghoa identities left were their physical features and faith. Their language and culture have become both integrated with those of the local community.</span></p></div></div></div>

The deadliest tropical cyclone ‘Amphan’: investigate the natural flood inundation over south 24 Parganas using google earth engine

Climate change is hammering the environment, socio-economic condition, vegetation degradation, earth surface change and over the land losses. In between 2019 and 2020, West Bengal people are facing three major cyclones like, Fani, Bulbul and the last was Amphan. Those natural disasters were affected in vegetation, hammering crop production, water quality change, life losses and affected in the ecosystem. 20th May 2020 Amphan was entering in West Bengal and occur several damaged. Seventy two people of West Bengal were lost their life and several months over the southern parts of West Bengal are facing huge land scarcity and salt-water intrusion on the mainland. Over 13.6 billion dollar was losses due to this cyclone. Google Earth Engine (GEE) is a cloud-based platform to detect earth observation using high spatial satellite data with planetary-scale analysis capabilities. C-band Sentinel-1A Synthetic Aperture Radar is used to identifying the flood inundation on Google Earth Engine (GEE). Landsat 8 OLI data is used for MNDWI calculation on this area. Pre-Amphan and during Amphan two satellite data are clearly showing the water increased area. The Coastal area like Sagar Island (154.254 Sq.km), Ghoramara Island, Mousuni Island, G-Plot, L-Block and some parts of riverside most affected by this cyclone. Kultali (187.254 Sq.km) followed by Kulpi (156.86 Sq.km), Namkhana (198.485 Sq.km) and Basanti (129.53 Sq.km) area under flooded during this cyclone. During COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing is the main problem on cyclone shelter house and relief camp. This area has faced those two disasters at the same time.

THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE CHOICE OF GROUP WORK’S SOCIAL WORK METHODS OF THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY AND NARCOTIC ANONYMOUS MODEL IN THE SOCIAL REHABILITATION CENTER FOR DRUG ADDICTION

This research aims to determine the factors that influence the choice of group work’s social work methods of therapeutic community (TC) and narcotics anonymous (NA) model in the social rehabilitation center for drug addiction i. The research method is a descriptive qualitative approach, the key informants are the owners of the orphanage or program managers as well as the policymakers in the social rehabilitation center for drug addiction. The main informants are social workers and counselors and staff in the social rehabilitation center. The data collection technique uses in-depth interviews and focuses on group discussions. The data analysis technique uses component analysis. Research locations is in Medan Community Partners Foundation (YAMIMAS Medan), Caritas Shelter House PSE in Medan City, Loka BNN (National Narcotic Agency) in Kabupaten Deliserdang, Permadi PutraSocial Institution ‘INSYAF’ in Kabupaten Deliserdang, Nazar Foundation in Medan. The research results are; the internal factors: for the private institution's influence by the self-desire or by joint decisions are based on careful consideration of the managers or administrators of social rehabilitation institution. For the government-owned orphanages, the choice of therapeutic community model decides by the ministry of social affairs and the national narcotics agency. The external factors: for the private institution's influence by the pieces of information from national and international seminars, or experiences in dealing with drug clients/resident, social workers, and counselors who are struggling to use therapeutic community and narcotic anonymous group work model and sharing of experiences from administrators or manager of other social rehabilitation institution. Meanwhile, institutions under the ownership of the government are not influenced by external factors because they only carry out an order from the ministry of social affairs or national narcotics agency.

Evaluation of Changes in Selected Life Areas from the Perspective of Shelter Users in the Czech Republic

objective: The objective of the paper is to evaluate the ongoing changes in specific life areas from the perspective of shelter users. design: In order to fulfil this objective, we have chosen a quantitative research strategy. Participants: The data was collected from 135 participants, people living in shelters for homeless people. methods: We used tailor made questionnaire based on metha-analysis. results: The research results show that the changes in individual life areas are interconnected and the users go through positive changes in shelters as well as negative changes. An important finding was the perceived relationship between the acquisition and keeping of stable housing and self-development, self-confidence, and self-efficacy. Respondent’s sex and length of stay in the shelter house were found to be important factors affecting the changes in life situations. conclusion: Based on the research results, implications for social work in shelters have been determined.

Effect of Organic Materials Amendment on Growth of Jujube (Zizyphus jujuba Mill.) and Soil Chemical Properties

Jujube is a deciduous broad-leaved tree belonging to the buckthorn family(Rhamnaceae) and is widely cultivated in Southeast Asia and Southeast Europe, including Korea and China and mainly consumed medicinal herbs or dried jujube. In recent years, consumption of fresh fruits has increased, and organic orchard has also increased. The purpose of this study was to investigate soil chemical changes and growth characteristics of jujube when replacing the total amount of nitrogen fertilizer with organic matter in rain shelter house. In March 2017, after soil testing, bark, animal compost, rice bran, oil cake and chemical fertilizers (NPK) were treated based on nitrogen content. After treatment of organic materials, by March 2020, the pH increased and organic matter, phosphoric acid and cation content in soil increased. After harvest of jujube, the yield of compost treatment was the highest and the NPK treatment was the lowest. The length, hardness and weight of fruit were greater in the NPK treatment, but the diameter and sugar content were not significantly different from the organic material treatments except rice bran. Therefore, when the cultivation of the jujube, nitrogen fertilizer was totally replaced with organic material, there was the effect of improving soil chemistry, such as an increase in the organic content of the jujube orchard and an increase in the yield of jujube but no clear effect on fruit quality. Yield of jujube by organic materials treatment.

A Study on Depression in Returnee Female Migrant Workers

Introduction: Women seeking foreign employment have been rising in Nepal. Changing scenarios, like: household structure and women's desire to work outside have provided opportunity for women from countries like Nepal to become independent and give financial support in family. For female migrant workers, it is not easy to adjust to new country because of difference in socio-cultural aspect, poor working and living condition. Many of them suffer from health issues including psychiatric morbidity.
 Objective: To estimate the prevalence of depression and the socio-demographic profiles of returnee female Nepalese migrant workers.
 Methods: A descriptive study was undertaken in Emergency Shelter House of an NGO, among returnee female migrant workers using semi-structured questionnaire, interview and Hamilton’s Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D). Ethical clearance and consent were taken.
 Results: The HAM-D score showed that 71.5% of the subjects were depressed which was analyzed with various socio-demographic profiles and the factors of foreign employment. A strong significance was seen with residential area (p= 0.004). The level of depression was not statistically significant with age, education, marital status, earning of husband and monthly household income.
 Conclusion: Depressive symptoms were common among returnee female migrant workers. Regular mental health assessment of returnee women migrant workers should be done. This will help to minimize the psychiatric morbidity among them.

Characterization of Atmospheric Radiological Dispersion Alongside Risky Location Designation and Shelter House Proposition Around the Planned Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant

Abstract The prevailing meteorological conditions around the site of the proposed Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant have been studied vigorously. The in-depth perusal has revealed the existence of three seasons—summer, rainy, and winter with stability classes A, B, and A, respectively, during the day and F during the night. The eventual wind speed and direction of the seasons have been observed. Subsequent locations along the dispersion directions have been identified using googleearthpro, which includes highways, educational institution, medical centers, commercial area, etc. Dose contours corresponding to a source term equivalent to Fukushima accident have been created to verify the dispersion direction and perceive the plume arrival time in the designated locations using health physics code HotSpot. Strong dependency of plume arrival time on the stability classes has been observed, and lowest values are found for F stability class. Finally, some shelter houses are proposed to accommodate endangered inhabitants during emergency.

A life cycle assessment of a ‘minus carbon’ refugee house: global warming potential and sensitivity analysis

PurposeOver the last eight years, the Middle East has experienced a series of high profile conflicts which have resulted in over 5.6 million Syrians forced to migrate to neighbouring countries within the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region or to Europe. That have exerted huge pressure on hosting countries trying to accommodate refugees in decent shelters and in quick manner. Temporary shelters normally carry a high environmental burden due to their short lifespan, and the majority are fabricated from industrialised materials. This study assesses the carbon impact for a minus carbon experimental refugee house in Sweden using life cycle assessment (LCA) as tool. SimaPro and GaBi software were used for the calculations and the ReCiPe midpoint method for impact assessment. The results show that using local plant-based materials such as straw, reeds and wood, together with clay dug from close to the construction site, can drastically reduce the carbon footprint of temporary shelters and even attain a negative carbon impact of 226.2 kg CO2 eq/m2. Based on the results of the uncertainty importance analysis, the overall global warming potential impact without and with sequestration potential are mostly sensitive to the variability of the GWP impact of wood fibre insulation.Design/methodology/approachThe methodology is designed to calculate the GWP impact of the refugee house over its entire life cycle (production, operation and maintenance and end of life). Then, the sensitivity analysis was performed to explore the impact of input uncertainties (selection of material from the database and the method) on the total GWP impact of the refugee house with and without sequestration. The ISO standards (International Standard 14040 2006; International Standard 14044 2006) divide the LCA framework into four steps of Goal and scope, inventory analysis, impact assessment, and interpretation.FindingsThis study has shown an example for proof of concept for a low impact refugee house prototype using straw, reeds, clay, lime and wood as the principle raw materials for building construction. Using natural materials, especially plant-based fibres, as the main construction materials, proved to achieve a minus carbon outcome over the life cycle of the building. The GWP of the shelter house without and with sequestration are found to be 254.7 kg CO2 eq/m2 and -226.2 kg CO2 eq/m2, respectively.Originality/valueAs there are still very few studies concerned with the environmental impact of temporary refugee housing, this study contributes to the pool of knowledge by introducing a complete LCA calculation for a physical house prototype as a proof of concept on how using low impact raw materials for construction combined with passive solutions for heating and cooling can reach a minus carbon outcome. The GWP of the shelter house without and with sequestration are found to be 254.7 kg CO2 eq/m2 and -226.2 kg CO2 eq/m2.

Driving Factors and Actions Taken by Women to Confront Violence: Qualitative Research Based on Art.

This qualitative study based on art aimed to analyze the critical path of women in coping with situations of violence in the city of Santa Maria/Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, in these women's perspective. It has as settings the Women's Police Station (DEAM) and the institutional care service for women in situations of violence, named Casa Abrigo (Shelter House). The "talking map" creativity and sensitivity technique was used in conjunction with the in-depth interview to analyze the critical path of 12 women in situations of violence. The driving factors of the critical path of women in coping with situations of violence were related to their knowledge about the DEAM's assistance, their perceptions about the experience of different types of violence, the fact that they can no longer stand the violence and that they worry about their children, as well as the support of their family, of the ex-husband's or ex-partner's relatives, and of their female friends. The decisions executed and actions taken by the women included reporting the aggressor, requesting a restraining order, seeking help from the guardianship council and family members, getting back together with the aggressor, and leaving home. There is a need to strengthen the decision-making process of women in situations of violence to break the silence and the situation of violence. For this purpose, it is urgent to broaden the information for and knowledge of women about where and how to seek help, through access to clear and precise information in all places that compose the assistance network for these women.