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Healing and Hope: Locally-led rehabilitation centers work to treat individuals, families, and communities suffering from the effects of torture and trauma

Published June 26, 2023

“We have seen first-hand that healing is possible. June 26 gives us a chance to reaffirm our dedication to the mission of ending torture worldwide,” said Adele Broberg, CVT program officer with Helping Survivors Heal. For Int’l Day in Support of Victims of Torture, she spoke with U.S. Agency for Int’l Development (USAID), for this article about how the program helps strengthen torture rehabilitation work.

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