Efforts combine modern allopathic medicine and Tibetan traditional medicine to this effect. TTSP is able to rehabilitate 40-50 torture survivors each year. After rehabilitation of the clients over a period of one to three years, they are able to find jobs in Tibetan society. This year, TTSP introduced income-generating activities, so that in future we may not have to depend on outside financial assistance. Training Health personnel are educated and trained in counselling methods and psychotherapy.
Staff participate in scientific activities such as seminars, discussions, and conferences.
Training of health professionals, including doctors, nurses, and community health workers, proved to be successful, and now the TTSP focuses on making them trainers. According to a long-term survey of the psychosocial problems of Tibetan refugees, it was found that the majority of these people suffer from PTSD associated with severe social problems. Information Torture-related articles are published with the aim of updating the knowledge of health personnel on the subject of torture. As work began, treatment and medical requirements of newly arrived Tibetan refugees were met by the Emergency Medical Fund of the Department of Health, Central Tibetan Administration. Clothes and funds have been donated by the Snowlion Foundation of Japan, which is a great help to victims and their families.