The Department of Women and Equality develop the "relating us OK" aimed at teenage girls and called prevention of toxic relationships, which may trigger in future issues of gender violence, reports the bunch councilor, Eulalia Sandoval.
The mayor explains that it is necessary to develop action plans aimed at this age to prevent violence evolve and become chronic, providing tools to detect situations of violence, promoting improved communication skills and conflict resolution and promoting a more favorable attitude to seek help when necessary.
The design of this program is in response to needs identified in some of IES Guidance Department of the Region of Murcia, in relation to the detection and treatment of cases of underage teenage girls who are having problems with violence their partners to be involved in a relationship "toxic".
They are also capable of receiving information or participating young women who by their background and personal and family risk factors have to produce this type of relationship.
It also notes that this program is conceived as a performance of preventing gender violence and says it is important to note that in explaining the program to young girls, and parents be told of relationship problems in general, or toxic relationships, not violence, since it is very unlikely that teenage girls identified as victims of domestic violence, even so.
Similarly, the Department will offer, with the help of Red Cross, to schools that want to include in the course schedule 2012/13, to celebrate Day Against Gender Violence campaign awareness, "It is you, our share" as an exhibition which will be open throughout the week of November 25.
