Resumen:
Social transformation involves gender, the importance of the woman in the networks of
support, attention, care and protection, the changes in the education of boys and girls to
eradicate the violence against women and making viable the intervention and strengthening of
the ties inside the network through the action of the network operator. The paper reveals the
importance of the empowerment of the women through education and through income
generation, which impact the private social network and which strengthen the fulfillment of
the role of caregivers, educators and life articulators. These are necessary contributions so that
the reality can be transformed into a more human and just society and that this longed for
future can be more immediate for the woman and the network which demands social
attention. The focus presented is the network or, more precisely, the support, attention, care
and protection network, which is tended by the woman and involves dispositional conditions
that are characteristically feminine, which present themselves in a simultaneous or articulated
way, culminating in the offering, by the woman, of indispensable services, without charges
and in demand, with spontaneous and immediate service. The educational and productive
inclusion of the woman impacts her support, attention, care and protection network. There is
a spreading of the force, energy and conquests of this woman to the network and ramifications
to society. Women in general, especially those at or in social risk, have the right to specific
public policies, benefits of affirmative action, in a conception of human rights and of dignity
of the human person. At the end of the research the conclusion is that: 1) Through a request
for help or of a complaint, the woman has the right to be contemplated with support from the
secondary network; 2) The woman and other individuals of the network with the help of a
network operator can mobilize the networks in the sense of triggering protection and
prevention factors through the other networks in the reconstruction of the ties of the primary
network; 3) The vulnerable context or one of risk is intensified and difficult to reverse when it
is maintained in a longstanding or uninterrupted way for a long time; 4) The posture of
welfarism disrespects, humiliates and predisposes to apathy, inertia, asphyxiation of initiative,
of autonomy and protagonism of those assisted, generating an undesired clientilism; 5) The
dismantled networks can be reconstructed through the support of a substitute network: the
secondary network; 6) The women who are in situations demanding attention can be helped
to recompose, in one way or another, their destroyed or weakened egos through the secondary
networks through the therapeutic and community intervention of the work of the networks
developed by the network operator, which involves welcoming, empowerment and autonomy.
Thus, a social win-win posture is assumed, in a more immediate sense in favor of the woman,
but at the end the bonus of the social change will remain with the future generations.
