
Do not cut yourself
Care program for adolescent victims of gender violence
Gender violence is a social problem that affects all sectors of society, including the adolescent population. It does not normally start with physical aggression but with behaviors of domination and abuse, without, on many occasions, being aware at that moment of suffering such violence.
Helping adolescents and their families to identify situations of abuse and put a stop to them is one of the priority objectives of the Community of Madrid in its fight against gender-based violence and the promotion of healthy relationships, based on mutual respect.
For this reason, the Community of Madrid makes a specialized comprehensive care service available to young women and their families. is offered psychological, educational, social and legal guidance according to the stated needs.
If you are a young person, mother or father of a teenager, friend, or professional in any field related to young people and you know of a situation of gender violence, don't hesitate, change is possible and the best way is prevention.
Alarm signs
- He asks you for the passwords of your social networks and he gives you his.
- Read your instagram or whastapp messages.
- Check your instagram accounts (who follows you, likes, uploaded photos, stories...)
- He has proposed or forced you to stop following your boy friends in RRSS
- He gets upset if he sees you online and you don't answer him.
- He has taken photos or videos of sexual content without asking your permission.
- Has used photos or videos of sexual content to threaten or blackmail you.
- He has threatened or even hurt himself if you say you are going to end the relationship.
- He has sent you videos, photos or posts in which he harmed himself (self-harm, taking pills).
- Gets angry when you meet friends or criticizes them.
- He wants you to be with him all the time.
- If you have argued and you have gotten angry, he has promised you that he will change and that it will not happen again.
- If you have argued, he has blocked you on his social networks or on Instagram.
- He has pushed you, he has hit trash cans, walls, bus shelters.
- He has forced you to have sexual relations with him under threat or blackmail.
Information for families
- If your daughter is sad, apathetic, listless or irritable since she goes out with her new partner.
- If you have stopped counting things at home as you used to.
- If he reacts defensively or aggressively when you talk to him about his partner.
- If you have changed the way you dress.
- If you have put aside your group of friends.
- If they have lost interest in or abandoned activities in which they previously enjoyed or participated.
- If you observe a drop in his school performance since he went out with his partner.
For friends and friends
- If you notice that her partner has been isolating her from you.
- If you no longer share leisure or activities that you used to do together.
- If you notice her sad, listless, continuously down since she goes out with her partner.
- If your partner has mocked, criticized or insulted you in front of you and she has not been able to answer.
- If you have to send her a photo, make a video call to know that she is with you.
Call Us
- Telephone Service: 012
- ANAR Foundation: 116111 mm
- Telephones: 91 720 62 08/ 91 444 17 22
If you prefer, you can also write to vgjovenes@madrid.org