Violência sexual infantil em Porto Velho – RO (2021 - 2025): análise epidemiológica e dos protocolos de atendimento na rede de proteção

Objective: To analyze the epidemiological profile of child sexual violence in Porto Velho-RO, between 2021 and 2025, and examine the protocols and care flows of the protection network, from identification to monitoring of victims. Methods: Applied, descriptive research, with a mixed approach (cualicuantitativa), carried out in Porto Velho-RO. The quantitative stage used secondary data from official health information systems (SINAN and SIM), analyzed using descriptive statistics. A qualitative stage includes the analysis of protocols and institutional flows in the health, social assistance and education sectors. The principles of confidentiality and anonymization were observed, in accordance with CNS Resolution No. 466/2012. Results: A higher incidence is identified among girls aged 10 to 14 years, with a predominance of known aggressors, especially family members and people close to them. Cases of rape of a vulnerable person, recurrence of abuse and early pregnancy stood out. Despite the existence of formal protocols, weaknesses persist in interinstitutional articulation, in communication between services and in the continuity of support. Conclusion: Gaps are evident between regulations and institutional practices, indicating the need to strengthen the integration of the protection network, standardize care flows and continuously train involved professionals.