Torture and Trauma Services

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List of state based agencies that provide services for survivors of torture and trauma.

Association for Services to Torture and Trauma Survivors (ASeTTS): Perth WA; Provide multi-faceted and culturally sensitive services to torture and trauma survivors and their families living in WA.
Melaleuca Refugee Centre Torture and Trauma Survivors Service of the NT: Millner NT; Melaleuca Refugee Centre provides an environment for the recovery of survivors of torture and trauma, their families and community, through confidential, high quality holistic services.
Phoenix Support Service for Survivors of Torture & Trauma: Hobart TAS; The Phoenix Centre offers support to refugees, or any people who have been subjected to torture or trauma due to political instability in their country of origin. Support is also provided to family members.
Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma: Woolloongabba QLD; QPASTT provides assistance to survivors of torture and trauam throughout Queensland.
Red Cross Bridging Support Program: SA; The Bridging Support Program (BSP) is a pilot program developed by the International Tracing, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Services of Red Cross in South Australia.
Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture & Trauma Survivors (NSW): Carramar NSW; STARTTS is a statewide service and is committed to extending access to specialised torture and trauma rehabilitation services.
Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Service: Bowden SA; STTARS offers counselling, access to health services, advocacy and various natural therapies.
Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture: Brunswick VIC; The Foundation offers direct counselling and advocacy for those seeking assistance.

Multicultural Mental Health Australia is funded by the The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing through the National Mental Health Strategy.

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