Maria Mauersberger

Who can identify or report gender violence:

• Affected person
• Any family member
• Educational Institutions
• The community at large (neighbors, friends, social organizations)

How to report.

• Written or verbal
• Anonymously by any person with knowledge of the violent situation.
• Ex officio by the institution that identifies or is aware of the case of violence.

• Line 106: Listening and psychological support.
• Purple Line: (Psychosocial care and accompaniment and guidance and information on the rights of women victims of violence, the mechanisms and routes to make them effective, the services available for their care and comprehensive protection, as well as the entities responsible for the provision of such services). 018000112137 –  whatsapp: 3007551846
• National Hotline of the Presidential Advisor’s Office for the Equity of Women: 155.
• Attorney General’s Office line – to file GBV complaints: 122.
• Ministry of Health- for emotional support: 192.
• Línea Calma: men’s and mental health hotline. 018000 423614
• Línea Diversa: Psychosocial counseling LGBTIQ population. 310 8644212
• Line a call to life: Family Commissioners 601 3808400.
• Line 123

• Family Police Stations
• Police Stations – National Police: call 123
• Attorney General’s Office
• Health Institutions (IPS, ESE, APS)
• Colombian Institute of Family Welfare
• National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences
• Line 123