INTEGRATED WOMEN'S CARE CENTER: AN EVALUABILITY STUDY

This evaluability assessment aims to present the organization of the Integrated Center for Women's Care (Nuiam) of the Special Police Station for Women's Services of the Civil Police of the Federal District (Deam I/PCDF), in the period from 2021 to 2023. To this end, a pre-matrix of the logical model was prepared from the documentary analysis and the experience in the project, which was complemented with the findings of the questionnaire applied to map the perceptions of police officers and their collaborators. The data were calculated using the SPSS software, with the T-test for independent samples. The complemented pre-matrix was validated in a consensus workshop with the participation of stakeholders, whose approach was descriptive in order to record the placements made. The study showed that it is necessary to create tools to determine the results and impacts of the program, since a logical construction between inputs and products was found. In addition, it is necessary to expand partnerships to meet the demands presented by women; Training; and the formulation of methodological guidelines on domestic violence. The urgency of implementing the follow-up of the sheltered women is highlighted, enabling an in-depth understanding of their expectations, challenges and needs, thus helping to redefine the flows of care, referrals, updating of documents and evaluation of the impacts of the centers. The study provided greater access to information, promoting transparency and social control. The results indicate that active collaboration between public and private actors can contribute significantly to the improvement of the services provided by the PCDF.