OUR LATEST impact

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We’re delighted to share details of our impact
in 2024 - click below to find out more.

 
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we believe that everyone affected by torture, trafficking and slavery, persecution and war has the right to evidence-based trauma treatment.

and that everyone working to end these atrocities must be protected to do their job.

 

We work with organisations all over the world to end trauma.

Goal 1: All victims of collective violence receive the evidence-based trauma treatment they need, without undue delay.

Goal 2: Everyone exposed to collective violence through their work is protected from traumatic stress.

Goal 3: Society understands that victims of collective violence suffer psychological trauma, and responds in a trauma-sensitive way.

Goal 4: Collective violence is significantly reduced through the successful action of human rights defenders.

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Be part of a trauma-informed society

Together we can build a society where we can all live our fullest lives, free from psychological trauma. War and violence have brought trauma into our homes and communities on a scale unseen for a generation. We can respond by informing ourselves about trauma and reaching out to help those around us in a trauma-informed way.

How can we help you?

I’M WORRIED ABOUT workforce trauma

i’m hosting a survivor of trauma in my home

i would like trauma training

I have a client in need of trauma therapy

 
 

WE have developed RESOURCES and training FOR TRAUMA-EXPOSED ORGANISATIONS.

RESOURCES TO HELP HEAL

Vicarious trauma is a very real problem for those exposed to the suffering of others through their work. We enable organisations to mitigate against this, and have a library of resources which can help.

 
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What therapy gave me was the
ability to have strength in myself.
I am very grateful for my therapist.
— Sarah
The most important point for me is that I don’t feel like a ‘once in a decade’ case at TTI. It really makes a difference.
— Martin
 
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 IN THE NEWS

 

“Now, we are able to spot the signs when someone is in the ‘red zone’.”

CASE STUDY

A project to embed trauma-informed practices at London charity Women for Refugee Women has had a transformative impact on its staff and operations.

“We make sure that if people feel overwhelmed, they take time out. There has been a real mindset shift in this regard,” says director Alphonsine Kabagabo.

 
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