A rede de enfrentamento no combate a violência contra a mulher na cidade de Manaus/Amazonas a partir da visão dos gestores.
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The general objective of this work was to understand the functioning of the
Confronting violence against women in the city of Manaus/AM from the point of view of
managers of the institutions that compose it. A documentary, bibliographical research was carried out
and field through the application of interviews with the managers of 07 institutions in the
municipality that offer assistance, follow-up and protection services to women victims
of domestic violence, namely: SAPEM (Emergency Support Service for Women),
CREAM (State Center of Reference and Support for Women), Casa Abrigo, SARE (Service of
Assistance, Accountability and Education to the Aggressor), DECCM (Specialized Police
in crimes against women), Ronda Maria da Penha and NAEM (Núcleo de Assistência
Specialized for Women), it should be noted that the Coping Network in Manaus is not limited to
only to the 7 institutions delimited in this work. The functioning of the
Coping in the municipality, according to the managers, it is concluded that there is a network that
articulates through referrals, calls and meetings, offering services of
protection, follow-up and professional qualification of women, with no
necessarily a right order for them to enter the Network, but DECCM and the
SAPEM are pointed out as the two main institutions that insert women in the Network, the
DECCM for being more popularly known and seen as a reference in the fight against violence
domestic, and SAPEM for working together with the specialists offering services
psychosocial. Once inserted in the Coping Network, women have access to
other services, namely CREAM, SARE, NAEM, Casa Abrigo and RMP with services
service, and follow-up to the woman. Despite infrastructure improvements and
organization of services, among the challenges pointed out are the lack of personnel, the
dissemination and consequent knowledge of this network of services by women.