Administrative Regulation approved by Resolution No. 354 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 25, 2024.
Where and in what form is the service provided?
• In the form of a day clinic (day visit): Short-term and long-term psychological and legal assistance is provided at "Inson" centers.
• In a residential (shelter) form: Free accommodation for up to 6 months, food, clothing, and necessary services are provided in rehabilitation centers (shelters).
In which cases is the provision of the service refused?
• When the affected women do not give their consent to use the service or refuse to receive a protection order;
• When a medical examination detects acute infectious, severe mental, or active-stage tuberculosis diseases that prevent staying at the center (in this case, the individual is first placed in a hospital).
What documents and information are required?
When applying, the following information is entered:
• The surname, first name, and patronymic of the service user;
• Year, date of birth, and address.
Note: No additional papers or certificates are required for placement in a hospital or rehabilitation center.
How can the service be used?
• By contacting the "Inson" social services center in your region or the social worker in your mahalla;
• By calling the internal affairs bodies' "102" number or meeting with your local preventive inspector;
• By contacting the numbers 1146 ("Helpline") or 112.
Who can use the service? (Applicants)
• Women who have experienced harassment and violence, who have attempted suicide or have suicidal tendencies, and their minor children;
• Any physical and legal entities who have witnessed an incident of violence (third parties).
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