Indian health workers transform care for women survivors of violence

Health workers are often the first professional contact point for survivors, and in 2013, WHO released the first global guidelines for healthcare providers to respond.

The guidelines aim to raise awareness of violence and give direction on how to identify survivors, providing first-line support, treatment, psychosocial support and mental health care.

Find out how In the central-west Indian 🇮🇳 State of Maharashtra, health professionals are pioneering better way to prevent, root-out and respond to violence against women:

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