The VIF Network Association is experimenting with a new response to improve care, combat recidivism and reproduction through a comprehensive and integrated approach to domestic violence in accordance with Grand Danger criteria. The **experimental and innovative dimension** is based on a new approach to the care of women according to 3 axes: \- the care of **spouse/ex-joint**, to thwart the mechanism of the cycle of violence on the one hand and children, to combat the risk of transgenerational reproduction; \- support that incorporates the **graduation of the hazard**; \- a ** multidisciplinary accompaniment** adapted to the situation that takes account of all aspects. **The action covers multidisciplinary support for women and families with violent transactions,** aimed at comprehensive care of Intra-Family Violence in Reunion, as part of an integrated path, of a nature of great danger, with or without accommodation **in Temporary Home.** **Thus, 3 steps structure the support:** * **Instruction of the referral that reports a woman victim of domestic violence:** we contact the prescriber, the workers already identified, and the woman victim to assess the relevance of our intervention. * **care:** we first intervene with women and children for a global pre-diagnosis. This assessment results in either a reorientation with activation of the relays necessary to support stabilisation or to take care to implement the appropriate measures. This stage of care is done with accommodation (3 weeks in Maison d’Accueil Temporaire co managed by the association 3S- secret place) or without accommodation (external). * **follow-up: this step aims to consolidate the measures undertaken.** Support may be up to 6 months. At the same time, we make a pre-diagnosis with the author, followed by follow-up whenever possible. **The action then consists of ensuring and** coordinating multidisciplinary interventions (social, legal and judicial, psychological, health, educational...) of persons (victims, perpetrators, exposed children) involved in these situations of violence. All family members are individually concerned and the care recommended is supported by the partner network. The support is not on emergency care, which is covered by a need for shelter which is managed by 115.