Wellington RAS (Refugees as Survivors)



For further information about donations to WNRAS, click on Support WNRAS is a non - governmental, confidential and free service	Welcome to the website of the Wellington Refugees as Survivors Trust (WNRAS) *Our mission statement:* To provide specialist mental health services for refugees who have experienced trauma and torture. To provide support and capacity building for their families and communities *Our vision:* Refugees who have experienced torture and trauma and their families, settle successfully in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Quick Links Latest News Vacancies Referral Form Purchase Beyond the Dark Journey Earthless Trees is out of production, but is available at the Wellington City and Newtown Public Libraries.	Note: There is a namesake organisation based in Auckland, New Zealand, known as Refugees as Survivors New Zealand (RASNZ). Although the words New Zealand are in their name they are not the Head Office or National Office of RAS and therefore it should be noted, Wellington RAS is not a branch of RASNZ. The Wellington Refugees as Survivors Trust is separately governed, separately registered as a charity, separately managed and separately funded. There are however similarities of services for refugees who have survived trauma and torture and the two organisations have strong collegial links at managerial, clinical and operational levels.
Upcoming Events	Read more: News - Find out about the latest developments at WNRAS. Contact - Find out how to contact us. Programmes & S ervices -Find out about the services available to former refugees at WNRAS. WNRAS team - Staff, Board and Stakeholders. Links - Links to other organisations around the world working with former refugees. Documentation - Click here to access our annual reports, referral forms and training requests. Financial Support for WNRAS - Click here to find out how to support WNRAS financially (and in other ways) including how to make an on-line donation. Vacancies - At WNRAS and the Mulitcultural Services Centre. Staff Articles - Written by WNRAS staff.

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For further information about donations to WNRAS, click on Support

WNRAS is a non -

governmental,

confidential and

free service

Welcome to the website of the

Wellington Refugees as Survivors Trust

(WNRAS)

Our mission statement:

To provide specialist mental health services for refugees who have experienced trauma and torture.
To provide support and capacity building for their families and communities

Our vision:

Refugees who have experienced torture and trauma and their families, settle successfully in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Quick Links

Latest News

Vacancies

Referral Form

Purchase Beyond the Dark Journey

Earthless Trees is out of production, but is available at the Wellington City and Newtown Public Libraries.

Note: There is a namesake organisation based in Auckland, New Zealand, known as Refugees as Survivors New Zealand (RASNZ). Although the words New Zealand are in their name they are not the Head Office or National Office of RAS and therefore it should be noted, Wellington RAS is not a branch of RASNZ.

The Wellington Refugees as Survivors Trust is separately governed, separately registered as a charity, separately managed and separately funded. There are however similarities of services for refugees who have survived trauma and torture and the two organisations have strong collegial links at managerial, clinical and operational levels.

Upcoming Events

Read more:

News - Find out about the latest developments at WNRAS.
Contact - Find out how to contact us.
Programmes & S ervices -Find out about the services available to former refugees at WNRAS.
WNRAS team - Staff, Board and Stakeholders.
Links - Links to other organisations around the world working with former refugees.
Documentation - Click here to access our annual reports, referral forms and training requests.
Financial Support for WNRAS - Click here to find out how to support WNRAS financially (and in other ways) including how to make an on-line donation.
Vacancies - At WNRAS and the Mulitcultural Services Centre.
Staff Articles - Written by WNRAS staff.

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