Program of Assistance for Survivors of Torture and Trauma (PASTT)
Department of Health and Aged Care
Overview
The intention of the grant opportunity is to continue funding to the 8 organisations that provide specialist counselling and related support services to those who are experiencing psychological and/or psychosocial difficulties as a result of pre-migration torture and trauma. The PASTT Program is designed to fund a range of activities that contribute to better integrated service delivery that ensures vulnerable individuals in the target group receive the support they require. The objectives of PASTT are to: provide survivors of torture and trauma with appropriate counselling and related support services; promote the physical health and psycho-social recovery of humanitarian entrants to Australia who have pre-migration experiences of conflict and human rights abuses, which make them vulnerable to developing mental health problems; and provide services tailored to the needs of clients, whether this involves short, medium or long-term support.
Verified 84 days ago
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