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The HealTorture.org website is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Refugee Resettlement and is a project of The Center for Victims of Torture. No official endorsement by ORR or DHHS for the information on this web site is intended or should be inferred.

Provider Resources

Man and ChildProviders of service to survivors of torture may work in the legal, mental health, medical, or social service fields.

There are also people working in the operation of organizations serving torture survivors.

Please review the resources at the left-hand side of this page to learn more about these areas.

If you are a new employee in a program serving torture survivors, please review the resources in your area and then also read Healing the Hurt.  Also take time to review the Webinars and the Video.

We encourage people who are serving survivors of torture to submit resources to this website.

If you have a resource you would like to submit to HealTorture.org, please send an email to HealTorture@cvt.org.

There is a private listserv available to people serving torture survivors.  It is available to all staff working in programs for torture survivors who are either ORR Torture Survivor Program grantees, members of the National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs (NCTTP), or ORR/TVRA staff.  If you would like to join the listserv, please send an email to HealTorture@cvt.org.

Caring for Torture Survivors Free Online Course by Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights
This is a free, internet-based course for individuals from a variety of backgrounds who want to learn about survivors of torture and refugee trauma. Participants will learn about the health consequences of torture, uprooting, and other human rights violations. Participants will also learn how to approach survivors of torture and related trauma, and recognize clinical signs and symptoms in order to screen, treat, and support individuals at risk. Questions about this free course should be sent to erica.hastings@bmc.org.