At 10 a.m. sharp, the truck is in place. Like every 2e Tuesday of the month, Manon Konczak’s “women’s truck” is parked in the parking lot of Square Louis-Liard in Falaise (Calvados), until noon.
She sets up a camping table, two chairs, and prepares documentation. The young project coordinator, aged 24, is preparing to receive women victims of domestic violence.
Since September 2023, Manon Konczak has been traveling the department with her four-wheeled service, managed by the Routes association, based in Caen, which helps isolated people. “We mainly settle in rural areas, to create a space for exchange, information and orientation. It is about helping women victims of domestic violence, but not only that. I am ready to talk about domestic violence, equality, women’s rights. “…
