Interconnectivity Initiative survey

Within your organization’s general services, do you provide support for survivors of torture in your community in the following areas?

Mental Health

Yes

Physical Health

Yes

Intra-familial violence

Yes

Substance misuse

Yes

What do you see needs to change in our sector in order to improve services for survivors of torture?

Approximately how many survivors of torture and their families have been supported by your organization over the past 5 years?

Could you please identify what resources or services were provided to these survivors?

We will be offering training and support in topics of relevance to our services. The following topics were identified by our participants last year. Which of the following topics would be of interest for you?

“What is torture? Are there survivors in my community?”

“How to identify survivors of torture in my community? How different are they from survivors of violence and abuse?”

“Tips and tools for collaboration in our service sector”

Other relevant topics that you would like to include?

Please share with us any other comment or question for us, or tell us what we are missing. Thank you!

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