Who do we serve?
At CTTS we serve a wide range of refugee and torture survivors who have been displaced and become resettled here in Georgia. Most refugees that resettle in Georgia include; Bhutanese, Burmese, Kurds, and Iraqis
, Vietnamese, Cambodians, Somalis, Somali Bantus, Ethiopians, Rwandans, Nigerians, Afghanis, Chadians, Chinese, Sierra Leoneans, Indians, Liberians, Russians, Eritreans, Cubans, ex-Yugoslavians,.
- CTTS serves families of tortured survivors of all age ranges- child, adolescent, and adult; male or female. Additionally, currently CTTS serves oppressed non-tortured refugees and their families who are referred for mental health issues.
- CTTS serve clients from any country of origin, any legal status, and date of arrival or resettlement is not a determinant factor for eligibility.
- Communication is conducted in the client’s preferred first language whenever possible at no extra charge to the client.
- CTTS does not accept those who perpetrated torture, but refer them to other agencies
