Maria da Penha Patrol - MPP (Patrulha Maria da Penha - PMP). SDG Goals 5 and 16.
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According to art. 2 of the creation decree, the purpose of the MPP is to accompany and care for vulnerable women, victims of domestic and family violence, as well as to monitor compliance with urgent protective measures, acting directly to address violence against women. In addition to the follow-up of the victims, the Patrol is involved in campaigning for the victims of domestic and family violence, lectures and explaining its functionality, made by Colonel Augusta, Major Edhyelem or the police officers who work there. have the capacity to do so.
It enables the care of women victims of violence who request protective measures aimed at support, follow-up and necessary interventions in the psychosocial and health field.<br />
The main challenge is the difficulty of citing the aggressors, which makes it difficult for the MPP to act, since, according to the government decree, in order for the care of women victims of violence to be initiated, it becomes essential to notify the aggressor .<br />
Its objective is to be an excellent activity in monitoring and supervising compliance with the Emergency Protective Measures (Mission); Guide, prevent, protect and contribute to public policies to combat violence against women (Vision); Ethics, respect, culture of peace, commitment, teamwork, trust, empathy, cooperation and solidarity (Values).
The Maria da Penha Patrol (MPP) was created by means of state decree no. 31,763, dated May 20, 2016. Its physical facilities were established on October 24, 2016, at the Community Security Command (CSC), located on avenue Conselheiro Hilton Rodrigues, nº 50, Olho D'água. The policing activities began on February 2, 2017, after a meeting with the agencies involved to discuss the demands and actions to be taken. Training was also carried out through the Maria de Penha Patrol Implementation Seminar, where contents relevant to the group's performance were taught.
Actions are monitored through 11 (eleven) types of care reports and evaluation procedures.
Maria da Penha Patrol acts in the fight against domestic violence, in an integrated way with the governmental organs or not, community, through the execution of preventive actions, bringing more dignity to the woman.
Difficulties basically in the quantitative of effective, insufficient for the full attendance of the protective measures received in the MPP.
As an innovation, it enabled the assistance of women victims of violence who request protective measures aimed at support, follow-up and necessary interventions in the psychosocial and health field, through referrals after MPP's visits, to the organs that are part of the Network for the care of women in situations of violence.
Maria da Penha Patrol, based on the guidelines of the Pact for Peace, established by the Secretariat of Public Security, provides care, monitoring of women, victims of domestic and family violence, and supervises compliance with emergency protective measures issued by a competent authority. It also carries out educational, social and educational campaigns with women and society, in order to ensure the dignity and integrity of those women who are in a vulnerable situation.<br />
Its implementation was extremely important, as the public policies aimed at the gender of women, with integrated action of the organs and with the development of actions aimed at the combat and prevention of domestic and family violence, bringing more protection and dignity to the woman.
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Augusta Andrade, Colonel