Swedish Red Cross, partnership between HRFT and SRC 2021-2024
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The Swedish Red Cross has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 1,058,130 to implement the project Partnership between HRFT and SRK 2021-2024 during the period 2021-2024. The project is an exchange of knowledge between the Swedish Red Cross in Sweden, the unit that works with torture and refugee activities and HRFT in Turkey, a CSO that works with torture surv...
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The Swedish Red Cross has applied for funding from Sida of SEK 1,058,130 to implement the project Partnership between HRFT and SRK 2021-2024 during the period 2021-2024. The project is an exchange of knowledge between the Swedish Red Cross in Sweden, the unit that works with torture and refugee activities and HRFT in Turkey, a CSO that works with torture survivors and their relatives and their rehabilitation in Turkey. The program will mainly focus on methods related to clinical, psychosocial, social work, prevention of secondary trauma. Where experts in the fields will exchange experiences and knowledge. This will take place, among other things, through 4 annual exchange opportunities in Sweden or in Turkey, where employees from both organizations will participate.
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Objective A: Strengthening social and psychological rehabilitation of torture survivors and refugees through professional development of HRFT and RCC caregivers. This objective has been achieved through the exchange meetings (in person and online) between SRC and HRFT where the focus is capacity building of the staff at both organisations, mainly within clinical, psychosocial and social work methods. This is an important opportunity for both organisations to share experiences, working methods such as presentations on treatment and rehabilitation methods to improve the capacity of both organisations. At these in person exchange visits. There have also been possibilities to meet with other organisations working in the field Objective B: Strengthening the rights to rehabilitation and access to rehabilitation services for torture survivors and refugees traumatized by war. There has been collaboration and networking with different stakeholders, actors and organisations in this field to work on the rights to rehabilitation and access to rehabilitation services. This has been done through conferences, joint intervention/presentation at international conferences and meetings. They have started 4 implementations of small scale projects to work on this objective with a special focus on vicarious trauma, and those involved in supporting survivors. An extensive literature review was done, exploring existing reasearch and knowledge. The exchange visit taking place in Sweden May 2023 laid a foundation for this.
Objective A: Strengthening social and psychological rehabilitation of torture survivors and refugees through professional development of HRFT and RCC caregivers. Objective B: Strengthening the rights to rehabilitation and access to rehabilitation services for torture survivors and refugees traumatized by war.
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