Equality 2022
Project: Building a Society Free from Gender-Based Violence: Tools to Make Visible the Realities of Immigrant Women in Domestic Service in Spain
About the Program
The program “Building a Society Free from Gender-Based Violence: Tools to Make Visible the Realities of Immigrant Women in Domestic Service in Spain” funded by the Government Delegation Against Gender-Based Violence of the Ministry of Equality and implemented by the NGO America, Spain, Solidarity and Cooperation -AESCO-, has carried out a series of actions to develop materials and educational tools aimed at raising awareness, sensitizing, and preventing gender-based violence among immigrant women working in domestic and care services.
Along these lines, actions have been taken that involved different stakeholders in the participatory development of tools that can prevent and respond to situations of violence that this group may experience in the workplace. Through this project, practical and manageable educational materials have been developed so that immigrant women in this sector can learn about ways to detect and respond to gender-based violence. Similarly, educational awareness tools have been created regarding the different forms of violence they may experience, promoting values of equality, diversity, respect, and recognition of the value of care work.
The activities included meetings with organizations in the 5 cities where the program was implemented: Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, Bilbao, and Huelva. Meetings were held with public institutions at local, provincial, regional, and national levels, as well as with third-sector organizations, in order to learn about their different work experiences and contributions that would help identify resources and services to prevent, respond to, and report any form of violence against domestic and care workers.
As a fundamental aspect in the design of the materials, immigrant women working in domestic and care services participated through workshops where they shared their experiences, the most common types of violence, as well as the information and resources they would like to have available as a group. In addition, academics, experts, and employers participated, offering their perspectives and positions on the issues faced by domestic and care workers.
This process has resulted in the materials presented below, which we hope will be useful for immigrant women working in domestic and care services.
Madrid
Madrid
Barcelona
Bilbao
Huelva
Huelva
Valencia
Awareness
One of the important purposes of the program was to create awareness materials for society in general and for employers in particular. These materials aim to raise awareness and visibility of the different types of gender-based violence to which immigrant women in domestic and care work are exposed. Here you will find a series of videos and podcasts as part of the program’s awareness campaign.
Most Common Risks
Patrimonial Violence
Patrimonial Violence 2
Economic Violence
Economic Violence 2
Economic Violence 3
Sexual Violence
Psychological Violence
Psychological Violence 2
Types of Gender-Based Violence
Types of Gender-Based Violence 2
Podcast What is Vicarious Violence
Podcast Importance of Support Networks
Podcast Life Story
Podcast Life Story 2
Do Not Consent to Any Type of Violence
Interview with Beneficiary
Rights of Victims
Rights of Women Victims of Gender-Based Violence
How to Respond to Gender-Based Violence
Materials Created
As part of the program’s results, a guide has been designed for immigrant women working in domestic and care services with the purpose of providing relevant information, as well as resources and services related to gender-based violence that may be experienced in the sector.
CARD FOR DOMESTIC AND CARE WORKERS
In the workshops held with the program’s beneficiaries, the need arose for immediate and effective information to respond to gender-based violence. As a result, this informational card with USB memory functionality was designed for immigrant women working in domestic and care services, which are distributed in the different cities where the program was implemented. The card contains the main national communication channels for responding to gender-based violence, as well as two QR codes that provide access, on the one hand, to the AlertCops application that sends a geolocation signal to the police in case of danger and, on the other hand, provides access to information of interest for immigrant women domestic workers.
Resources for Workers
Here you will find information about organizations that may be of interest to domestic and care workers in the fight against gender-based violence, but also information related to the workplace. The program was implemented in 5 cities: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao, and Huelva. In each city, a list of organizations of interest has been created, with a brief description of their objectives and the contact channels they offer. To facilitate your search, you can click on any of the cities and the institutions we recommend will be displayed.
General Directorate of Equality Policies and Against Gender-Based Violence (Madrid City Council)
In matters of prevention and care regarding gender-based violence, it directs, organizes, and coordinates networks of care for women victims of gender-based violence, in all their areas, with resources from the Madrid City Council and other Public Administrations, as well as promoting joint action protocols among the stakeholders involved
Phone: 914 801 134
Address: Ronda Toledo, 10 28005 Madrid
Email: dgigualdad@madrid.es
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Women's Space Madrid (EMMA)
It is a center of the José María de Llanos Foundation, which opened its doors in 2013 and is dedicated to the comprehensive care of women. It develops three action programs: Reception in situations of vulnerability, comprehensive care, and training to improve employability for women in situations of unemployment or job insecurity. The construction and equipment of the center were financed by the State and the
Madrid City Council.
Phone: 917 856 234
Address: Calle Martos 185 28053 Madrid
Email: emma@fundacionjosemariadellanos.es
Hours: Monday to Friday from 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Municipal Point II of the Regional Observatory on Gender-Based Violence
Psychosocial care and specialized legal counseling service on an outpatient basis, aimed at women victims of gender-based violence who have some type of judicial protection measure and who require specialized care resulting from the situation of violence.
Phone 914 722 001
Address: Calle Vicenta Parra 1 1st floor 28019 Madrid
Email: puntomunicipalop2@madrid.es
Association of Women Lawyers Themis
The Association of Women Lawyers Themis is a non-governmental organization that promotes legal equality between women and men, carrying out actions that guarantee the effectiveness of women’s rights. It develops a series of activities in different areas, among which free legal advice for women stands out, free legal assistance programs for women victims of gender-based violence, non-payment of pensions, non-compliance with non-monetary obligations, sexual assaults, and trafficking of women and girls.
Phone: 914 094 184
Address: Calle Doce de Octubre 19, Ground Floor A, CP28009 Madrid
Email: info@mujeresjuristasthemis.org
Website: Home – Women Lawyers Themis
National Confederation of Women in Equality
An organization whose purpose is to defend the freedoms, rights, and interests of women in all areas. The express denunciation of all discrimination—labor, social, wage, and educational—against women because of being women. The defense and support of women victims of gender-based violence and their children, if any. It supports the labor and social integration of immigrant women.
Phone: 915 577 071
Address: Calle Arroyo de Olivar 162, Postal Code 28018 Madrid
Email: info@mujeresenigualdad.com
Website: Women in Equality | mujeresenigualdad.com
Women's Foundation
A non-profit non-governmental organization that works on implementing intervention projects in different areas of social, political, economic, and cultural participation, with the aim of achieving real and effective equal opportunities. Among their services, they offer job orientation and intermediation, training in social skills and digital competencies, training in transversal competencies for employment and empowerment, and training to optimize job search strategies.
Phone: 915 912 420
Address: Calle de Ponzano 7 4th floor 28010 Madrid
Phone: mujeres@fundacionmujeres.es
Website: Women’s Foundation – Women’s Foundation (fundacionmujeres.es)
MUM Association (Women United Against Abuse)
An organization that empowers women survivors of gender-based violence so they can move from fear to safety and stability. Among their services are psychological care, group activities such as workshops, events, meetings, and talks for women. They promote and provide women with all the necessary tools for their protection, offer accompaniment for labor insertion, family assistance, and housing defense.
Phone: 601 223 706
Address: Calle Bravo Murillo 4 Madrid
Email: info@asociacionmum.org
Website: MUM Association | Women United Against Abuse (asociacionmum.org)
SEDOAC
Active Domestic Service—SEDOAC—is an organization that advocates for full equality and the exercise of social, political, labor, and civil rights of domestic workers. Here you can also find the Empowerment Center for Domestic and Care Workers—CETHYC—, a comprehensive care space for domestic and care workers that aims to promote their empowerment through legal, labor, and psychological care, as well as through various activities such as: informational workshops on labor, civil, and social rights; training workshops in computing, cooking, and recreational and leisure activities, among others.
Phone: 913 603 034
WhatsApp: 689 794 276
Website: Sedoac – Active Domestic Service
Opañel Women's Association
An organization whose objective is to consolidate a just, supportive, and egalitarian society under the defense of women’s rights as a priority and non-negotiable principle. It offers comprehensive social intervention for women in situations of social disadvantage in personal, family, and citizenship aspects through psychological care, social care through prevention and comprehensive protection against gender-based violence in migrant women, or the comprehensive support program for insertion and personal empowerment for women with non-shared responsibilities in situations of social vulnerability.
Phones: 915 602 397/915 699 317/914 729 540
Address: Travesía de Cantoria 2 Ground Floor 28019 Madrid
Email: amo@amo.org.es
Website: Opañel Women (amo.org.es)
Federation of Progressive Women
It is an organization defending women’s rights, making visible the main discriminations they suffer in all areas (labor, family, social, etc.) and implementing measures to eradicate them. They offer comprehensive care to women victims of gender-based violence through legal counseling, accompaniment, reception, social care, and psychological care.
Phone for victims of gender-based violence: 900 502 091
Phone: 915 390 238
Address: Calle Ribera de Curtidores 3, Postal Code: 298005
Website: http://www.fmujeresprogresistas.org
Barcelona Cuida
It is a pioneering center that aims to give visibility to all existing resources in the city within the field of care and pioneers accessible to everyone. Its objective is to be a reference space to provide citizens with information about all services and resources in the territory. They offer the caregiver card “We Care for Those Who Care” which is aimed at all people who care for sick, dependent, disabled people, elderly people, caregivers in the immediate environment of the person being cared for, domestic and care workers, and care professionals. It is free and allows access to personalized resources exclusively for caregivers. It was created to contribute to well-being, recognition of work, support, and accompaniment in
their caregiving activity.
Phone: 934 132 121 – 900 505 805 – 936 420 124
Address: Direcció d’Envelliment i Cures (Barcelona City Council)
Email: dbesa@ext.bcn.cat
Website: https://www.barcelona.cat/ciutatcuidadora/ca/espai-barcelona-cuida/que-es
Women's Information and Care Points (PIAD)
They are free, confidential public services of the Barcelona City Council that offer information, advice, and guidance to women and domestic and care workers in different areas. Free psychological care and legal counseling services are also offered.
Free phone for appointments: 900 922 357
Gerència de Serveis d'Igualtat i Ciutadania
The Area of Equality and Social Sustainability has the mission of promoting the guarantee and accessibility of social, civil, and citizenship rights, through support to municipalities and local entities in the province of Barcelona. It works with the vision of promoting equality, taking into account social diversities and inequalities based on gender, generation, function, and origin of people. It currently offers workshops for care workers that are taught by the organization Women pa’Lante and focuses on self-care through art therapy.
Phones: 934 049 003 / 697 405 195
Address: Passeig del Vall d’Hebtron 171 Recinte Mundet. Edifici Migjorn, 3rd floor. Barcelona
Escola de les Dones
The Escola de les Dones was created by the Barcelona Provincial Council in 1983. It is an adult school where anyone over 18 years old can obtain the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the exercise of a profession, complete their training, or develop new interests and potentials. They offer courses in Arts and Creation, Cooking, Languages and Humanities, Fashion, Technologies.
Address: Sant Pere Més Baix 7
Website: https://www.diba.cat/es/web/escoladona/normativa
If you have questions about labor or immigration matters, you can contact:
Servei d’Assessorament a Treballadores de la Lar (SAT-Llar) of CCOO de Catalunya via WhatsApp 685 850 808
Federació de Construcció i Serveis de CCOO de Catalunya. Tel: 934 812 741
Information Center for Foreign Workers (CITE) of CCOO de Catalunya. Tel. 934 812 720
Consellera Departament d'Igualtat i Feminismes Generalitat de Catalunya
Within the Ministry is the Catalan Women’s Institute, which ensures women’s rights by offering psychological and legal counseling and awareness materials for women, groups, or organizations.
Phone: 934 951 600
Address: Carrer del Foc 57, building A, 3rd floor
Email: icd@gencat.cat
Website: https://dones.gencat.cat/ca/ambits/atencio-a-les-dones/-punt-icdobert/
Specialized Intervention Services SIE
A SIE is a specialized public service that offers care and recovery to all women and their children affected by processes of gender-based violence to facilitate the repair of the damage suffered. They address all forms of gender-based violence regardless of the context: partner, family, workplace, social, and community
Women’s information and care service phone: 636 365 631
Email: ead.siad@dae.cat
HÉLIA
An association formed by volunteers and professionals who offer support to women survivors of gender-based violence until their full recovery and empowerment, working in networks to cover their needs from a feminist, intersectional, and human rights perspective. They accompany women from the community perspective, promoting women’s solidarity and social transformation, offering comprehensive care to women in situations of gender-based violence, feminist volunteer network and mutual support, awareness, and advocacy.
Phone: 654 850 527
Address: Casal de Barrio Espai210, C/ Padilla 208-210 ground floor, Barcelona
Emails: helia@heliadones.org /atencio@heliadones.org
Website: www.heliadones.org
Women pa'Lante
It is a space for accompanying women and domestic and care workers that provides information and support in psychological care, legal advice, and socio-labor counseling.
Phones: 931 067 222 / 653 367 983
Address: C/ Villarroel 10, ground floor. Barcelona
Email: beamujerespalante@gmail.com
Website: www.mujerespalante.org
Akwaba Foundation
The mission of Akwaba Foundation is to promote participation and co-responsibility to generate a more just society through training and care for the most vulnerable people, such as domestic and care workers, helping their integration into society through legal services, reception, and training.
Phone: 934 407 696
Address: C/ Llobregat 145, CP 08904 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat
Email: secretaria@fundacioakwaba.cat
Website: https://fundacioakwaba.cat/es/area-dacollida-i-formacio/
Jesuit Service to Migrants
An organization that, based on a diagnosis of the person’s needs, provides information and guidance as appropriate as possible to facilitate the integration process of migrants who have just arrived in Valencia. Among their services are courses, their own activities, and other resources available in the province of Valencia related to registration, legal advice on immigration, regularization, renewals, obtaining nationality, return, health, education, social care, housing, access to the labor market, knowledge of the environment, and social participation.
Phone: 963 152 220
Address: Gran Vía Fernando el Católico 78, CP 46008 Valencia
Email: info@sjme.org
Social Institute of Labor
The institute aims to comprehensively help any immigrant worker who wants to reintegrate and adapt to the working world in Valencia, and for this purpose, services such as social promotion for people at risk of social exclusion, without resources, homeless, and who require individualized help for their cultural and socio-labor insertion are offered. Socio-labor pathways are also offered, assessing the training and labor situation of the migrant, providing them with basic competencies that enable entry into the labor market.
Phones: 963 922 662
Address: C/ del Peu de la Creu 17, CP 46001 Valencia
Email: iso@isotrabajo.org
Psychologists Without Borders
An organization that provides psychological assistance to people who belong to socially, economically, or culturally marginalized populations or groups. Among their services to the immigrant population are comprehensive accompaniment to people at risk of social exclusion, guidance and counseling, individual and/or family psychological care, training and promotion of gender equity.
Address: Avenida de les Tres Creus 24, CP 46014 Valencia
Phone: 617 590 166
Email: psf@psicologossinfronteras.org
Website: Psychologists Without Borders – our most human side
Unitat D'Igualtat Maritim
It is part of the Department of Equality and Gender Policies, and among the activities they develop, you can find information, guidance and counseling, personal development and self-esteem workshops, activities to promote equality between women and men, training activities in educational centers, and actions for the prevention of gender-based violence.
Phone: 962 065 205 / 962 065 251
Address: C/ de la Reina 85, CP 46011 Valencia
Email: unitatsigualtat@valencia.es
Website: Social resource – UNITAT D IGUALTAT MARITIM – València (valencia.es)
IgualaT —Equality in Diversity— Generalitat Valenciana
Public service for information, initial counseling, and guidance for victims or people related to discriminatory situations and hate crimes, as well as any situation that could involve a violation of the principle of equal treatment. It has a multidisciplinary team of professionals in the field that offers the following free services: information, counseling, and guidance to users about discriminatory situations, referral of users to relevant resources, public or private, and individualized case follow-up, among others.
Phone: 900 108 655
WhatsApp: 676 322 559
Email: igualat@gva.es
Website: IgualaT – Equality in Diversity – Generalitat Valenciana (gva.es)
CCOO del Hàbitat of the Valencian Community
It is a sectoral federation at the national level, which is part of the trade union confederation of Workers’ Commissions and fights for equal opportunities, fights against discrimination based on gender, and promotes equality plans in companies to advance rights and parity. Among their services, the preparation of a document that contains information on the possibilities of applying for unemployment benefits and subsidies for domestic and care workers stands out, a guide that aims to guide and advise women in this sector.
Phone: 963 882 123 / 963 882 130
Address: Plaça de Nápols i Sicíllia 5, Postcode 46003 Valencia
Email: construccioiserveis@pv.ccoo.es
Website: CCOO del Hábitat
EMAKUNDE – Basque Institute for Women
It is an autonomous body of the Basque Government that designs, promotes, advises on, coordinates and evaluates equality policies, and raises awareness in society in order to achieve real and effective equality between women and men in the Basque Autonomous Community. It offers a directory of expert women in professional, cultural or sports fields, with information on their training, activity and availability for each type of participation, with the aim of contributing to the visibility and social recognition of women for their empowerment.
Address: Manuel Iradier 36 01005 Vitoria-Gasteiz (Araba/Álava)963 152 220
Phone: 945 016 700
Email: emakunde@euskadi.eus
Website: www.emakunde.euskadi.eus
Provincial Council of Biscay (Directorate of Social Services)
Support and provision of information, accompaniment and advisory services for women who are victims of gender-based violence. You can speak with professionals immediately, confidentially and anonymously. On its website you can find guides, accommodation/shelter flat services, residential centres for women who are victims of domestic abuse, socio-educational and/or psychosocial intervention services with the family, socio-legal and psychosocial support services, information and support services for women who are victims of domestic violence or violence on the grounds of sex, and information on the one-off financial benefit for women who are victims of gender-based violence.
Phones: 900 840 111
Phones for technical and legal advice: 945 019 327 / 945 019 316
Email: violenciacontramujeres@euskadi.eus
Website: www.euskadi.eus/gobierno-vasco/-/servicios-sociales-violencia-de-genero/
Bilbao City Council
The Equality, Cooperation, Coexistence and Festivities Department of Bilbao City Council provides comprehensive support for women who are victims of gender-based violence and the people in their care. It also provides immigrant women with appropriate information to access benefits and services of the Basque System of Social Services and, where appropriate, refers them to other support systems.
Phone for information and guidance: 944 204 838
Phone for the 24-hour municipal social emergency service: 944 701 460
Address: Plaza Venezuela 2, 4th floor 48001 Bilbao
Email: berdintasuna@bilbao.eus
Website: Bilbao City Council
Berriztu. Kemena Centre
It is a comprehensive support centre for women who are victims of gender-based violence and their dependent children, under the responsibility of the Department of Social Action of the Provincial Council of Biscay. It enables the woman, her children and dependent adults in her care who belong to the same household unit to have a physical space they lack, as well as a team of professionals and material and methodological resources that will provide specialised support, while preserving the necessary levels of privacy appropriate to the family’s situation.
It offers socio-educational support, training support through the sewing workshop, legal support, psycho-pedagogical support and residential care. In addition, it provides a space to reflect, with time and in a safe environment, on the user’s situation and to find the most appropriate way out.
Phone: 944 409 410
Address: Avda. Cervantes 43, 2nd floor 48970 Basauri-Bizkaia
Email: secretaria@berriztu.com
Website: https://berriztu.net/es/a-que-nos-dedicamos/violencia-de-genero/
Clara Campoamor Association
The Clara Campoamor Association was founded in 1985 by a group of women from the feminist movement, in response to the pressing need to defend women’s rights in the face of their ongoing violation, both in the workplace and professional sphere, in health, cultural or family settings, as well as due to the lack of protection for women who are victims of sexual offences and assaults.
Phone: 944 239 155
Address: Calle Ercilla 13, 4th floor, left
Mailbox for those affected: Mailbox for those affected – Clara Campoamor
ATH-ELE
This organisation specialises in supporting domestic workers, their rights and their duties. It advocates for employment contracts, 40-hour working weeks, pay in line with the tasks performed, a ban on deductions for accommodation for live-in workers, severance compensation on the same terms as in other sectors, recognition of length of service, immediate responses from inspectors to complaints, the establishment of specific occupational health and safety conditions and training, among many other measures.
Phone: 648 149 407
Address: Calle Pelota 3, Postcode 48006 Bilbao
Appointment required
Mundubat Foundation
Trabajadoras no Domesticadas is an initiative by the Mundubat Foundation, which has been working for more than 30 years to transform a world that increasingly feeds on inequalities for the benefit of a few. In addition to Euskal Herria and other territories in Spain, we focus our work on several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, in Palestine, and in three African countries: Western Sahara, Senegal and Mali. We do so through four areas: human rights, food sovereignty, gender and social action.
Phone: 944 162 325
Address: Calle Sombrerería 2, 3rd Floor, Postal Code 48005 Bilbao
Email: mundubat@mundubat.org
ASOCOLVAS
Its initial mission began with working with Colombian men and women residing in the Basque Country. ASOCOLVAS welcomes all individuals, whether immigrants or native-born, who require social, legal, psychological, etc., advice and wish to participate in our cultural, educational, and integration activities. They also specifically target women who experience any form of exclusion and/or need advice, psychosocial support, training, and integration.
Phone: 944 335 215
Address: Avenida Enekuri 4, mezzanine left, Postal Code 48014 Bilbao
Email: asocolvas@gmail.com
Website: asocolvas – Association of Colombians in the Basque Country
Andalusian Women's Institute – IAM
The Andalusian Women’s Institute guarantees immediate and urgent assistance and shelter through its comprehensive care and reception service for women victims of gender-based violence and accompanying minors. This service offers protection, covers basic needs, and provides comprehensive information and assistance.
Phone: 959 005 675 / 959 005 650
Address: Plaza San Pedro 10
Caritas Diocesana de Huelva
It is a social and charitable entity of the Catholic Church of Huelva that promotes the comprehensive development of individuals and communities, especially the poorest and most excluded.
Phone: 959 245 226
Address: Calle Dr. Cantero Cuadrado 1
Website: – https://www.caritashuelva.org
Red Cross Huelva
The International Committee of the Red Cross provides legal employment guidance services, training, work placements, and assistance in situations of violence for vulnerable individuals.
Phone: 959 261 211 / 959 225 118
Address: Paseo de Buenos Aires S/N
Email: informa@cruzroja.es
Website: – https://www.cruzroja.es/principal/web/provincial-huelva/
Andalusian Agency for the Management of Specialized Services
Care for the most vulnerable groups and prevention and care for gender-based violence
Free 24/7 information phone for women: 900 200 999
Victim Assistance Service in Andalusia (SAVA Huelva)
A public service, regional in scope (Andalusia), universal, and free. Its main functions are to advise, inform, protect, and assist.
Phone: 662 975 720
Address: Palacio de Justicia, Alameda Sundheim 28, 5th Floor
Page: Victim Assistance Service in Andalusia – (SAVA Huelva)
Latin American Association Huelva for All
The association offers personalized services to the entire Latin American population residing in Huelva, including legal advice, support for their migratory process and obtaining residence cards, training courses, cultural and networking activities, employment guidance services, social services, among other areas of care.
Phone: 645 230 935
Address: Paseo Independencia 19, mezzanine
Women in Conflict Zones — MZC
MZC contributes to building societies where women and men participate on equal terms in all spheres of public and private life. MZC promotes a gender perspective as an instrument to eradicate discrimination and violence against women in any of its forms.
Phone: 959 251 396
Address: Calle Maestro Salvador López 10-12
Email: huelva@mzc.es
Website: https://www.mzc.es/
Huelva Acoge Association
Huelva Acoge promotes an intercultural, diverse, and inclusive society for vulnerable groups, with a preference for migrants, enabling rights-based citizenship, fostering social cohesion and coexistence, and strategically collaborating with social agents.
Phone: 959 285 072
Address: Avenida de Alemania 94, 1st Floor
Email: huelva@acoge.org
Website: https://huelvaacoge.org/
Cepaim Foundation
It proposes a direct intervention model with women that includes the prevention and awareness of gender-based violence, as well as the definition of intercultural meeting spaces and the improvement of employability conditions.
Phone: 673 393 413 / 673 393 425
Address: Calle Camarada López Luque 5
Email: huelva@cepaim.org
Website: https://www.cepaim.org/donde-trabajamos/andalucia-y-ceuta/huelva/
European Foundation for North-South Cooperation FECONS
It seeks equity and justice, promoting national and international cooperation and development projects and programs. Its main activities include: social assistance, humanitarian aid, courses, seminars and workshops, and socio-labor integration, aimed at unemployed individuals, students, families, homeless people, the poor, children, immigrants, women, and refugees.
Phone: 959 285 378
Address: Calle Pérez Galdós 106
Email: feconshuelva@hotmail.com
Website: www.fecons.org
Useful Web Links
Ministry of Equality
The Ministry of Equality offers a website with support and prevention resources for cases of gender-based violence. In the following link, you will find a search engine that allows you to locate support and prevention services near your location.
https://wrap.igualdad.gob.es/recursos-vdg/search/SearchLocation.action
CUIDA 5+
In the following link, you will find the CUIDA 5+ project, which aims to launch an information and advisory service in the domestic work and care sector. It is aimed at both people working in the domestic work and care sector and employers.
Domestic Violence Resource Guide
In this link, you can find a complete global list of international organizations and help centers worldwide for domestic violence.
