The main objective of the health instrument is to provide comprehensive healthcare to vulnerable individuals, including victims of human trafficking, gender-based violence, homeless people, individuals with addictions, migrants, and refugees. This instrument aims to improve the quality of life and promote the physical and mental well-being of these groups.
“Socio-Health Care for Women in Prostitution Contexts” Program
For the development of the program, we follow an outreach methodology with a qualitative approach, exploring the reality of women engaged in prostitution. We describe their living conditions and interpret their experiences. For data collection, we use initial interviews primarily focused on health, with the possibility of delving deeper into their realities according to each woman’s willingness.
Our objective is to improve the quality of life for individuals engaged in prostitution by utilizing a mobile unit that provides healthcare services, information, and support to address their physical and psychological issues.
“Promotion of Self-Care in Homeless People and Individuals with Addictions” Program
This program allows us to offer training modules both within organizations and on the streets, promoting self-care. In these modules, we also provide information on how to handle health-related tasks, such as scheduling a medical appointment, managing a phone consultation, or requesting a prescription.
