ii)Establish specialized female law enforcement units; iii) Devise concrete mechanisms to implement the new Law on preventing and combating family violence in practice, including through a Plan of Action for its implementation and monitoring, including through allocation of adequate budgetary and human resources to relevant State bodies. victims to report their trafficking experiences; The infrastructure to support survivors of domestic violence was lacking in most parts of the country (only one shelter existed in July 2008, which was privately run and situated in the capital). educational discussions, healthcare services for detecting diseases, as well as supervision and medical and psychological rehabilitation of victims of trafficking. During 2009, the Maternal Centre of Placement and Rehabilitation for young children from Chisinau municipality accepted a victim of trafficking and other five persons facing the risk of being trafficked. They have been provided with psychological counselling, medical examinations and rehabilitation assistance. A priority in the field of combating and preventing domestic violence is the creation and consolidation of the services that are currently underdeveloped and are provided mainly by NGOs. Three centres are highlighted: - the Maternal Centre “Pro Femina” (Hincesti) provides temporary placement and counselling services (psychological, social, legal) to mothers and children as victims of domestic violence; - the Family Crisis Centre “SOTIS” (Balti) provides counselling to victims of domestic violence (psychological, social, legal, medical); - the Centre for temporary placement of children at risk “The Way Home” (Balti) provides rehabilitation services to mothers and children as victims of domestic violence or victims of human trafficking. In the framework of the Project „Better Opportunities for Youth and Women”, financially supported by the International Agency for Development of the USA (USAID), ten multifunctional centres for social reintegration (with placement) were set up, which provide services for victims of human trafficking and victims of domestic violence. According to a Disposition by the Ministry of Health (no. 373-d of 15 June 2009), the Directors of Family Doctors Centres of Anenii Noi, Şoldăneşti, Rezina and Vulcăneşti districts shall ensure that deputy directors, responsible for providing healthcare to mothers and children, legal doctors, family doctors, and family doctors’ medical assistants participate in the course: “Protection and rehabilitation of victims of domestic violence and victims of trafficking in human beings. Multidisciplinary teams at the communitarian level” within the “Protection and rehabilitation of domestic violence victims” project. The participation in the above mentioned course strengthened the A/HRC/13/39/Add.6 160 trafficking and extend the network of centres providing psycho-social, legal and residential services to all parts of the country taking into account the increased vulnerability of women and girls in rural areas;