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Bringing healing care to more torture survivors

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Reforming the U.S. refugee and asylum systems to make them more welcoming and fair

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Increasing the capacity of CVT Healing Centers in the U.S., Africa, and the Middle East to provide life-changing help to survivors of torture.

Pressing for passage of the Refugee Protection Act to being repairing the U.S. refugee and asylum systems and to keep more families safe and together.

Expanding trauma care at the U.S.-Mexico border to assist more survivors of torture arriving from other countries and beginning new, more hopeful lives here.

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