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Research

Our research has a clear priority – to better understand and therefore how to treat – those who are suffering in the most remote parts of the world affected by violence. Oftentimes, programs do not include an evaluation of their intervention – unfortunately with many good-sounding programs having adverse consequences. We aim to provide only quality programs that have proven to improve the lives of those often gone neglected.

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Training

Our community programs brings hope to hard to reach communities to break barriers to access. We provide programs targeting intergenerational violence while influencing physical and mental health, as well as social, economic, and community well- being that works for people of all cultures and countries.


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Clinical SUPPORT

We provide training and education for various agencies, ranging from community based organizations, academic institutions, and governmental agencies to build awareness and capacity for organizations serving survivors of social injustices. Our clients learn new techniques and intervention frameworks to become more effective in enacting policy and implementing care.

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Research

We conduct evidence-based research to improve the lives of people affected by extreme violence in some of the world’s most challenging environments. With roots in international clinical research and long-standing partnerships in conflict-affected communities, we generate findings that inform policy, strengthen programs, and directly improve survivor outcomes.

What Makes Us Different

  • Impact-Driven: Research is designed around the needs of survivors—not donors, institutions, or academic agendas.

  • Evidence for Action: We evaluate programs to ensure what’s delivered is effective, culturally relevant, and safe—providing proof where it’s missing and strengthening existing initiatives.

  • Locally Led: We only work where we’re invited and collaborate with community partners at every step, from research design to implementation and analysis.

  • Context-Specific: Our methods adapt to the realities of low-resource and conflict settings, prioritizing validity, ethics, and practical application.

Our goal is simple: ensure that responses to violence genuinely help those they aim to serve—today and for generations to come.

 

Social programs

Our programs support survivors of violence across the full ecosystem of healing—from individuals and families to communities, and across health, economic, and social dimensions. Built on clinical expertise and empirical research, our approach removes barriers to culturally responsive care and reduces stigma surrounding trauma and mental health.

We focus on breaking cycles of intergenerational violence and strengthening wellbeing in ways that reflect the realities and strengths of each community we serve. Our model integrates identity restoration, trauma-informed care, and family systems support to help survivors rebuild their narratives and move forward as empowered, self-defined individuals.

How We Work

  • Whole-Person & Whole-Community: Services address physical and mental health, relationships, economic stability, and social connection.

  • Culturally Responsive: Care adapts to the cultural context, language, and lived experience of each survivor and community.

  • Evidence-Driven: Programs are informed by research and refined through continuous learning and community feedback.

  • Intergenerational Impact: We work with individuals and families to disrupt harmful patterns and build healthier futures.

    Our goal: to restore dignity, agency, and long-term wellbeing for survivors—and to strengthen the communities around them.

 
 

Capacity Building & Training

We strengthen the systems that support survivors by training organizations across sectors—including community-based agencies, universities, and government institutions. Our trainings equip practitioners, policymakers, and service providers with the skills and context needed to respond ethically, effectively, and with cultural humility.

Our philosophy is simple: helping the helpers helps survivors. By building capacity at the legal, policy, academic, and programmatic levels, we ensure that decisions made in boardrooms, classrooms, and government offices translate into real-world dignity, access, and healing for those most affected by violence.