The objective of this study is to describe and analyze the factors that have contributed to and limited the development of the Basic Accompaniment service within the Women Accompanying Women Community Strategy of the National Program AURORA during the 2021 – 2022 pandemic, in the district of Virú, La Libertad region. The conducted research is qualitative, employing a case study approach, using a significant sample selected on judgement and convenience. The study information was gathered from 11 mentors, 4 users, and 1 AURORA program mentor coordinator, and through documentary review sources. The research findings reveal that the analyzed community strategy promotes citizen participation –social capital– through the co-management of social actors – specifically, mentors – who promote a transformative approach in combating violence against women. These volunteer women, who have ...