This article presents the process that led to the implementation of an innovative interdisciplinary and socio-educational program in Brazil to counter domestic violence: the Numape-Toledo, located in the province of Paraná. The article first describes the historical evolution in Brazil that led to the recognition of the gender violence issue. Then, the Numape-Toledo organization is presented, highlighting the originality of the services it offers. Finally, the benefits and issues encountered by the organization are discussed with a view to broadly inform preventive strategies and interventions with abused women.