407 refugees and asylum seekers received trauma recovery care since the opening of the Mosaic Healing Center in 2016.
2,199 sessions provided in 2019, including individual, family, and group therapy sessions, as well as psychiatry.
68% of individual and family therapy sessions in 2019 conducted in a language other than English.
88% of clients served in 2019 reported a decrease in symptoms related to PTSD, anxiety, and/or depression.
Clients come from 45 countries including Afghanistan, Burma/Myanmar, DR Congo, Eritrea, Guatemala, Honduras, Jordan, Mexico, Syria, Uganda, Yemen and more.
20% of individual clients are LGBT and have fled LGBT persecution abroad.
27 Global Healing and Human Rights (GHHR) graduates with potential to serve up to 10,000 more refugees and asylum seekers during the course of their careers.
20 Refugee Voices Interpreters, most of whom are refugees themselves, form a core part of the in-person therapeutic team.
25+ unique languages spoken by clinical team and Refugee Voices interpreter team.
27 psychology and social work GHHR Trainees received Advocacy Training and 8 trainees and interpreters engaged with policymakers or the media.
20+ partners, to provide holistic support to clients including legal, medical, housing, resettlement and social services. Close collaborations nonprofit legal service providers serving asylum seekers. Large, long-standing international organizations have sought partnership with us.
60+ psychological evaluations provided to attorney partners representing asylum claims in 2018-19.
Honors and Recognition
Recognized by Alameda County for PTR's work in honor of Mental Health Month, May 2019
Became the 12th official Trauma Recovery Center in the State of California and 22nd in the country
PTR won a 2018 Honorable Mention for the Annual Scattergood Innovation Award
PTR won the 2017 Community Organization of the Year from the Alameda County Psychological Association
PTR won the 2017 Diversity in Training Award from Palo Alto University's Center for Excellence in Diversity
PTR won a 2016 Honorable Mention from the United Nations Association of the East Bay
Private and Corporate Foundations: Bigglesworth Family Foundation, Firedoll Foundation, Genentech, Gilead Health Sciences, Global Whole Being Fund, Kaiser Foundation, Mamube Fund, San Francisco Foundation, Seattle Foundation, Sills Family Foundation, Zellerbach Family Foundation
Government Funding: Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services, California Office of Emergency Services’ Victims of Crime Program, California Victims Compensation Board, US Office of Refugee Resettlement
Healing, Training and Advocacy
407 refugees and asylum seekers received trauma recovery care since the opening of the Mosaic Healing Center in 2016.
2,199 sessions provided in 2019, including individual, family, and group therapy sessions, as well as psychiatry.
68% of individual and family therapy sessions in 2019 conducted in a language other than English.
88% of clients served in 2019 reported a decrease in symptoms related to PTSD, anxiety, and/or depression.
Clients come from 45 countries including Afghanistan, Burma/Myanmar, DR Congo, Eritrea, Guatemala, Honduras, Jordan, Mexico, Syria, Uganda, Yemen and more.
20% of individual clients are LGBT and have fled LGBT persecution abroad.
27 Global Healing and Human Rights (GHHR) graduates with potential to serve up to 10,000 more refugees and asylum seekers during the course of their careers.
20 Refugee Voices Interpreters, most of whom are refugees themselves, form a core part of the in-person therapeutic team.
25+ unique languages spoken by clinical team and Refugee Voices interpreter team.
27 psychology and social work GHHR Trainees received Advocacy Training and 8 trainees and interpreters engaged with policymakers or the media.
20+ partners, to provide holistic support to clients including legal, medical, housing, resettlement and social services. Close collaborations nonprofit legal service providers serving asylum seekers. Large, long-standing international organizations have sought partnership with us.
60+ psychological evaluations provided to attorney partners representing asylum claims in 2018-19.
Honors and Recognition
Recognized by Alameda County for PTR's work in honor of Mental Health Month, May 2019
Became the 12th official Trauma Recovery Center in the State of California and 22nd in the country
PTR won a 2018 Honorable Mention for the Annual Scattergood Innovation Award
PTR won the 2017 Community Organization of the Year from the Alameda County Psychological Association
PTR won the 2017 Diversity in Training Award from Palo Alto University's Center for Excellence in Diversity
PTR won a 2016 Honorable Mention from the United Nations Association of the East Bay
Private and Corporate Foundations: Bigglesworth Family Foundation, Firedoll Foundation, Genentech, Gilead Health Sciences, Global Whole Being Fund, Kaiser Foundation, Mamube Fund, San Francisco Foundation, Seattle Foundation, Sills Family Foundation, Zellerbach Family Foundation
Government Funding: Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services, California Office of Emergency Services’ Victims of Crime Program, California Victims Compensation Board, US Office of Refugee Resettlement
