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Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Services (THARS)
The mission of the Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Services (THARS) is to promote the post-war healing and reconciliation process in Burundi through the work of psychosocial practitioners and peacemakers.
Helping victims of torture and sexual violence to embark on the healing process;
Facilitating various workshops, conferences, and seminars on healing and conflict transformation;
Involving communities in resisting violence through peace clubs and conflict transformation initiatives;
Rescuing children from hostile environments and reintegrating them back to normal life;
Not for profit
Services Offered
Facilitating various workshops, conferences, and seminars on healing and conflict transformation;
Involving communities in resisting violence through peace clubs and conflict transformation initiatives;
Rescuing children from hostile environments and reintegrating them back to normal life;
Fees and Payment
Services Offered To:
Adults
Teens
Languages:
Kirundi, English, French
Adults
Teens
Languages:
Kirundi, English, French
Payment:
Sliding Scale
Pro-bono
Sliding Scale
Pro-bono
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257 22 245 824
thars.org
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3 Ave de La Justice
Bujumbura, Bujumbura Mairie 6311 |
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