Rehabilitation Department
The Department
is considered one of the most important departments of the Center, as its work
focuses on providing diverse treatment to victims of torture and their
families. The Center provides medical and psychological treatment services, as
well as clinical and social counselling services to victims of torture,
organized violence, and their families. This is done through a qualified and
multi-specialized technical team that provides these services using the latest
techniques in therapy and intervention, by receiving beneficiaries and visitors
inside and outside the Center in various West Bank governorates, and by
establishing home therapy service programs that contribute to reaching affected
cases with maximum speed, for prevention, treatment, and accelerating the
recovery process of the affected and their reintegration into society. The centre's qualified teams use the latest methods and techniques of psychological
treatment and intervention, especially cognitive-behavioural therapy, narrative
therapy, crisis intervention, and eye movement therapy. These come within a set
of multi-specialized competencies and qualifications that closely follow global
scientific developments in this field.
The department
also provides vocational rehabilitation for victims by training them in various
professions that benefit them in their daily lives and become a source of
income for them, such as mosaic-making, hairdressing, carpentry, and others.
The Center also organizes summer camps for children annually to alleviate the
suffering of affected children by creating assistance programs that take into
account the urgent needs of children for play and entertainment, while focusing
on developing the children's abilities and skills in dealing with stress,
trauma, and reducing or alleviating the effects of shock. The unit is also an
extension of therapeutic, rehabilitation, educational, and preventive programs
for the mental health of children affected by repeated and ongoing traumatic
events by the occupation authorities. Additionally, the unit provides practical
field training for university students and documents violations to be presented
as sworn testimony in international conferences and committees.
Targets
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Contribute to poverty reduction in developing countries
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TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION
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KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION
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Promote sustainable human development in developing countries
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Contribute to peace freedom, and human security, promoting respect for human rights and democratic systems development
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Advocacy AND public Awareness
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Promote gender equality in developing countries
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