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Team Reflections from networking activities

few months ago, the idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a very interesting intervention with adolescents of the Lyceum of a town near Maullín. Carelmapu This is (one of the most important artisanal fishing coves of the country, specifically for the resource Loco). This is a community with high rates of domestic violence, so it is important to make noise and make an impact at community level. Within the Department
. of health: Mental Health Program, which in turn contains the program with adolescents and domestic violence. The intervention that we were cutting across these programs and included the full Psychosocial Department team. The process was as follows:

- October: Domestic Violence Workshop to all the youth of the Lyceum.
Contents: positive conflict resolution, cycle of violence, different types of violence, among others.

- Late October to November: Graffiti Workshop to monitor from Puerto Montt.
this workshop is open for registration to interested parties of 3 and 4 average, they were finally 14. Were 6 theoretical and practical sessions.

- Ceremony to commemorate the Day of Nonviolence. should have been made within the last week of November, but weather problems resulted finally run for Thursday 11 December. The participation of young people was critical because while developing civic activity (with information, children painting for nonviolence and artistic numbers) they painted a large mural against violence towards women.

spread this, because I believe that a team managed Interestingly, the noise did make an impact, it can also serve for other interventions idea that they undertake. Workshop attendance was always full of graffiti, which speaks of the great hook that had these young people.
The VIF in rural communities is troubling and must be created in people's "awareness of the problem" that even in the most part of the population does not exist, because they see the different types of attacks (besides alcohol) as normal behaviors. Teens also should be our focus of education in relationships because they are the spouses (as) and parents of tomorrow.
thank the VIF RED Maullín for the support in November (month of non-violence) and the shaft with the team we have worked:

- Melissa Almonacid, Psychologist Department. Health
- Karla Sandoval, Department Psychologist. Health
- Lidia Nicoreo, Dept. Social Worker. Health
- Paul Alderete, a social worker GDP, Red SENAME
- Paola Figueroa, Psychologist GDP, Red SENAME
- Darwin Mancilla, Social Worker, Bridge Program
- Carolina Rehle. Social Worker, CONACE

also thank you for taking the can to read this until the end. Greetings from the South:

C! Romulo Gonzalez