Care directory

Detailed information on care resources for victims of gender violence such as the 016 telephone number, the telephone service for care and protection of victims of violence against women, devices for telematic control of restraining measures and sentences, web resources and state of alarm.

The 112 hotline for battered women provides, in urgent situations, a rapid and effective response to women victims of gender violence and their minor children, coordinating the actions of health, social, legal and psychological assistance services as well as police protection and providing them, if necessary, with emergency accommodation.

In the Canary Islands there is a network of specialized public services for the social care of victims of gender violence, with services on each island, free and confidential, where all forms of gender violence and sexual violence are attended to.

To access them it is not necessary to file a complaint. All women can ask for help or information, whatever their situation, circumstances or nationality.

Audiovisual materials, programs, reports, guides, manuals, maps, etc., on drugs and addictions selected by the Junta de Andalucía.

Reintegration support housing (formerly reintegration support apartments) was created in 1993 with the objective of facilitating the adaptation of the individual to the social environment, through temporary residence in a standardized dwelling, under the supervision of qualified technical personnel.

List of therapeutic communities that work in internment regime in the Region of Murcia.

Issues related to definition, services provided, access conditions and services provided by therapeutic communities for people with drug dependence problems.

Therapeutic communities are specialized resources that offer care to all those people with problems derived from the consumption of alcohol and other drugs and who require intervention in a more structured inpatient setting. These devices are part of the integral network of attention to drug addictions in Castilla-La Mancha.

Therapeutic communities are residential and social-health resources designed to provide care for the demands derived from drug use and other addictions, based on an integrated care model adapted to the individual needs of people with addiction problems, in coordination with the health and social services networks.

The Caregivers School at the “la Caixa” Foundation provides non-professional caregivers and volunteers with knowledge, techniques and skills to provide quality care for people who are in a situation of advanced illness or end of life.