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Refugee Transitions 30

  • June 01, 2015

Refugee Transitions exists to report on a wide range of refugee and human rights issues of relevance to the work of STARTTS; to focus attention on the impact of organised violence and human rights abuses on health; to provide ideas on intervention models that address health and social needs of refugees, to debate and campaign for changes necessary to assist refugee communities in their settlement process and ultimately bring together a vehicle for personal expression.

FREE DOWNLOAD

 

FORGOTTEN CONFLICTS

Central African Republic_Africa’s Forgotten War
Olga Yoldi

HUMAN RIGHTS

The Art of Telling Vietnamese Refugee Stories
Sheila Pham

Transito: Refugees in their Own Land
Richard walker and Dwianto Wibowo

AGENDA

Belonging, Hope and Survival_Interview with Yassmen Yahya
Nicole Conville

Keeping their TraditionsAlive: Mandaean Baptism in the Nepean River
Richard Walker

HUMAN RIGHTS

Preventing Torture: From Norms To Reality
Dr Kiran Grewal

HEALTH

From Little Things Big Things Grow
Susan Cunningham

Releasing the Pain: Physiotherapy with Victims of Torture and Trauma
Veena O’Sullivan

AGENDA

Generating Sustainable Employment for Refugees
Sheila Pham

The Game that Brings the World Together
Shaun Nemorin

Travels in Georgia
Jennifer Herron

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Companion House

Assisting Survivors of Torture and Trauma

Director: Ms Kathy Ragless AM
41 Templeton Street
Cook ACT 2614
P: 02 6251 4550
E: info@companionhouse.org.au
W: www.companionhouse.org.au

STARTTS

Service for the Treatment & Rehabilitation of Torture & Trauma Survivors

CEO: Mr Jorge Aroche
152-168 The Horsley Drive
Carramar NSW 2163
P: 02 9794 1900
E: stts-startts@health.nsw.gov.au
W: www.startts.org

Melaleuca Australia

Torture and Trauma Survivors Service of the Northern Territory

CEO: Mr Kwame Selormey
24 McLachlan Street
Darwin NT 0800
P: 08 8985 3311
E: admin@melaleuca.org.au
W: www.melaleuca.org.au

QPASTT

Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma

Co-CEOs: Sally Stewart & Vivienne Braddock
28 Dibley Street
Woolloongabba QLD 4102
P: 07 3391 6677
E: connect@qpastt.org.au
W: www.qpastt.org.au

STTARS

Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Service

Director: Ms Robyn Smythe
81 Angas St
Adelaide SA 5000
P: 08 8206 8900
E: sttars@sttars.org.au
W: www.sttars.org.au

Phoenix Centre

Support for Survivors of Torture and Trauma

CEO: Dr Gillian Long
KGV Sport and Community Centre, Level 2/1a Anfield St,
Glenorchy TAS 7010
P: 03 6234 9138
E: phoenix@mrctas.org.au
W: www.mrctas.org.au/phoenix-centre

Foundation House

Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture

CEO: Mr Paris Aristotle AO
4 Gardiner Street
Brunswick VIC 3056
P: 03 9389 8900
E: info@foundationhouse.org.au
W: www.foundationhouse.org.au

ASeTTS

Association for Services to Torture and Trauma Survivors

CEO: Dr Liza Beinart
286 Beaufort Street
Perth WA 6000
P: 08 9227 2700
E: reception@asetts.org.au
W: www.asetts.org.au

Need Help for yourself or someone you know?

There is one FASSTT agency in each state and territory of Australia.
Each agency offers direct services to survivors of refugee-related torture and trauma, through counselling, group programs, youth activities, community capacity building and training. Directly contact the agency in the state or territory where you live to see what supports are available.

   

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Woolloongabba QLD 4102
P: 07 33916677
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E: admin@fasstt.org.au

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FASSTT acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands of Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and honour the strength and resilience of First Nations peoples. We recognise the ongoing impacts of trauma and are committed to truth-telling, cultural safety and walking in solidarity toward healing and justice.
FASSTT agencies are committed to creating a safe, inclusive and equitable environment for people from all genders, sexualities, religions and cultures – for clients, communities and staff.

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