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The
Society for Psychological
Assistance
The Mission
of the Society for Psychological
Assistance is to help alleviate
the suffering of traumatic
stress survivors and to provide
psychological and psychosocial
assistance to individuals,
families, groups and communities
in distress.
Goals
of the Society are:
· To provide direct psychosocial
assistance to survivors of
traumatic stress, with special
focus on underserved
populations;
· To provide psychological
support, counselling and therapy
services to individuals and
families in distress, grief and
crisis;
· To train professional and
non-professional mental health
care-providers, and to serve as
a field training center for university graduate students;
· To develop clinical and
community-based needs assessment
techniques, protocols and
instruments;
· To develop program monitoring
methods and impact evaluation
indicators;
· To provide professional support
and consultation to
organizations and individuals;
· To publish books, manuals,
research articles for
professionals and brochures and
leaflets for the community at
large;
· To help increase community
awareness and understanding of
stress, trauma and recovery.
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for Family Studies and Development
(DIFSD) conducts research and promotes
scholarship on the legal, sociological,
and scientific basis of the natural
family as the fundamental unit of society.
It achieves its objectives through
regional family conferences, academic
research, publications, inter-disciplinary
studies and policy initiatives. In 2006,
DIIFSD, in partnership with local experts
and government agencies, convened four
regional conferences in the cities of Vienna,
Nairobi, Kuala Lumpur and Stockholm.
Its initiatives seek to implement the Doha Declaration, an
internationally recognized reaffirmation of Article 16 (3) of the
United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which reads:
"The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and
is entitled to protection by society and the State."
The Institute contributes to Qatar Foundation's community development
mission through its policies and programs that build on the concept that a
framework of strong, stable families facilitates dialogue and harmony
at all social levels.
DIFSD has created a unique on-line library, called the Global Family
Matters Information System (FAMIS), as a family-related research
resource. It has also created a series of documentaries that explores
practices and behaviors contributing to well-functioning families and
societies.
A series of three volumes from the 2004 Doha International Conference
for the Family considered global events that affect the natural family.
The 2004 Doha conference marked the 10th anniversary of the
United Nations 'International Year of the Family'.
For more information about the Doha International Institute for Family
Studies and Development, visit
www.fsd.org.qa
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 The Community Connections
is one of the proud sponsors
of the Coping and Resilience
2009, International Conference
organised by The Brisbane
Institute of Strengths Based
Practice.
Community Connections is a
non-government organisation which
supports people with a disability to achieve
an ordinary life. Its objectives
are to develop capacity for natural
support networks, minimise
dependence on paid service and
maximise inclusion in the community.
http://www.comcons.org.au
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 AusAID of the Australian
Government is one of the
proud sponsors of the Coping
and Resilience 2009
International Conference
organised by the Brisbane Institute of Strengths Based Practice
AusAID is
responsible for managing
Australia's
overseas aid program. The objective of the
aid program is to assist developing
countries reduce poverty and achieve
sustainable development, in line with
Australia's national interest.
AusAID
provides advice and support to the Minister
and Parliamentary Secretary on development
policy, and plans and coordinates poverty
reduction activities in partnership with
developing countries.
AusAID's head
office is in Canberra. AusAID also has
representatives
in 25
Australian diplomatic missions overseas.
http://www.ausaid.gov.au/
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