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News from the center of psychotraumatology

The fundraising for a center of psychotraumatology in Burundi is very successful. vivo member Anselm Crombach and his team visited the Burundian colleagues and the center of psychotraumatology in March 2016.

The center gets a sign!
The center gets a sign!

Our Burundian colleagues were incredibly busy! In 2016, vivo international and Psychologues sans Frontières Burundi are collaborating with the Fondation Stamm and burundikids in a project to reintegrate street children in Burundi. This project is funded by the Stiftung für Entwicklunsgzusammenarbeit (Foundation of development aid). In this project the children receive medical, legal and psychological assistance preparing them to and supporting them when returning to their families. During the visit a lot was going on: The Burundian colleagues met regularly with the children discussing ongoing difficulties, such as violence or consuming drugs, the situation of the families and the intended reintegration. Furthermore, they organized the medical assistance of the children and discussed which child needs psychological assistance evaluating the results of diagnostic interviews. The team also organized a workshop to discuss with the Burundian colleagues how to proceed approaching the families of the street children and which difficulties could be expected.

Team discussions
Team discussions

Since the start of the center of psychotraumatology, the Burundian colleagues completed several therapies. Currently they are working full time providing 15 ongoing therapies, participating in continuous supervision, organizing weekly group sessions with the street children and participating in ongoing internal trainings.
We are very happy that the center of psychotraumatology develops so well!

The fundraising for a center of psychotraumatology in Burundi is very successful. vivo member Anselm Crombach and his team visited the Burundian colleagues and the center of psychotraumatology in March 2016.

The center gets a sign!
The center gets a sign!

Our Burundian colleagues were incredibly busy! In 2016, vivo international and Psychologues sans Frontières Burundi are collaborating with the Fondation Stamm and burundikids in a project to reintegrate street children in Burundi. This project is funded by the Stiftung für Entwicklunsgzusammenarbeit (Foundation of development aid). In this project the children receive medical, legal and psychological assistance preparing them to and supporting them when returning to their families. During the visit a lot was going on: The Burundian colleagues met regularly with the children discussing ongoing difficulties, such as violence or consuming drugs, the situation of the families and the intended reintegration. Furthermore, they organized the medical assistance of the children and discussed which child needs psychological assistance evaluating the results of diagnostic interviews. The team also organized a workshop to discuss with the Burundian colleagues how to proceed approaching the families of the street children and which difficulties could be expected.

Team discussions
Team discussions

Since the start of the center of psychotraumatology, the Burundian colleagues completed several therapies. Currently they are working full time providing 15 ongoing therapies, participating in continuous supervision, organizing weekly group sessions with the street children and participating in ongoing internal trainings.
We are very happy that the center of psychotraumatology develops so well!

Posted on Thursday May 19th, 2016Thursday May 19th, 2016Author VivoCategories Burundi, ProjectsTags war & conflict, natural disaster, street children, therapy

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