Treatment is given by a multi-disciplinary group. All the services are provided free of charge regardless of the nationality of the torture survivors. More than 1,000 victims have benefited from C3RJ services since its inception. Medical services are provided by three primary care physicians in the C3RJ medical clinic. Referrals for specialized services are made to the neuropsychiatric hospital Port Harcourt and UPTH Port Harcourt.
Social workers conduct needs assessments of victims.
Interventions in the area of accommodation, food, clothing, transportation, vocational skill acquisition, and poverty alleviation are considered. The legal team files actions in court to expose the perpetrators and obtain redress for victims. The medical team testifies in court that torture has taken place, while the social workers prepare affidavits on their behalf. Prevention C3RJ is blazing the trail, together with three other regional specialized centres in Nigeria, with an advocacy campaign to end torture, especially government-sanctioned violence in the Niger Delta. Networking Networking is crucial to the centre's focus.