To promote individual, family, and community rehabilitation, resilience, and social well-being by addressing the needs of iraqi, syrian, and other refugee survivors of torture, war trauma, and sgbv…

This $2,500,000 federal Cooperative Agreement award from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration under the Overseas Refugee Assistance Program for Middle East and North Africa (CFDA 19.519) supports The Center for Victims of Torture (CVT) in promoting rehabilitation, resilience, and social well-being for Iraqi, Syrian, and other refugee survivors of torture, war trauma, and sexual and gender-based violence living in targeted areas of Jordan.

The funding enables CVT to deliver a range of services, including psychological rehabilitation, trauma-informed care, and capacity building for local service providers in Jordan. This project aims to address the needs of these vulnerable refugee populations affected by conflict and human rights abuses. CVT has received previous federal grant awards from USAID and the State Department to provide similar services in other countries, demonstrating their expertise in this area.

To promote individual, family, and community rehabilitation, resilience, and social well-being by addressing the needs of iraqi, syrian, and other refugee survivors of torture, war trauma, and sgbv living in targeted areas of jordan