DESAFIOS DA INTERSETORIALIDADE NO ATENDIMENTO ÀS MULHERES VÍTIMAS DE VIOLÊNCIA USUÁRIAS DO CRAS/CRISTO - JOÃO PESSOA- PB

Abstract

This paper, entitled "Challenges of Intersectoriality in Care for Women Victims of Violence in Cras Cristo, João Pessoa," proposes to contextualize the social assistance reference center in the perspective of critical social service, analyzing the materialization of intersectoriality and its importance for the realization of the social rights of those who are cared for in this center, especially women who are victims of violence. In order to look at the reality of the territory of women victims of violence using Cras, we opted to carry out a bibliographic and documentary study to analyze the logic of the intersectorial actions that involved the collection of data and the daily perception of these women using the research, and living as trainee of Cras in the district of Cristo / JP. It is important to emphasize that the Social Assistance Policy plays a fundamental role in providing assistance to raped women through CRAS, the basic protection apparatus, which has often been characterized as a gateway to the first referrals to women victims of violence, in that the work developed by the multiprofessional team of Cras, has the purpose of empowering and strengthening these women so that they can break with the cycle of violence to which they are inserted. Therefore, in view of the study and experiences in the internship environment, there is an urgent need for a strengthening in the field of intersectoriality, since in Cras of the neighborhood Cristo Redentor, there is no counter reference among the institutions, thus causing a disarticulation that implies a (dis) social protection for users who are victims of violence, without effective monitoring of them as a subject of social rights and citizenship.