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| What is Samutthana? |
Samutthana, is the King’s
College London Resource Centre for Trauma, Displacement and Mental
Health. Samutthana means “renewal” or “regeneration” in Sanskrit.
The project was established with the help of a grant from CAFOD
by volunteers from the UK-Sri Lanka Trauma Group, Institute of Psychiatry,
King’s College London and the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust
in the UK. During its first year of existence the Forum for Research
and Development, Mangrove Network and Basic Needs were its local
partners. |
| The main objectives of Samutthāna |
1. Training and skills
development 2. Creating a supervision infrastructure 3. Research 4. Conflict resolution & policy development |
| Mission Statement |
The mission and objectives
of Samutthana is encapsulated in the following section. All individuals
and organisations who wish to work Samutthana are required to sign
a declaration agreeing to these principles and objectives and expected
to adhere to them |
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