Kampala- Holistic care for survivors of Torture, Violence and SGBV - ACTV

Services offered.

Medical care for torture victims or survivors, who can present with physical effects which usually range from early to late effects. We, therefore run an Outpatient medical Centre with competent health professionals including Doctors, nurses, and Physiotherapists. They cover emergency, rehabilitative, long-term, diagnostic, palliative, and medication care.

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support - As a result of Torture / Violence, be it physical, emotional, sexual, or psychological, survivors may present with mental symptoms.

We have a team of psychologists to provide appropriate counselling services. Social work - through various livelihood interventions, the social workers facilitate survivors in improving their quality of life, restoring lost hope, rebuilding social relations, regaining a purposeful life, and fostering community integration. 

Legal Assistance - ACTV is registered by the Uganda Law Council as a Legal Aid Service Provider to extend Legal Aid to indigent persons; with focus on survivors of torture, violence (sexual, physical, psychological, and other forms of violence). 

Eligibility Criteria.

•  Safe and private space for one-on-one counselling
• No appointment required. 
• Continued follow up to be sure you get the help you need. 
• Services available for survivors of any form of violence and torture

Accessibility 

• Contact us on our toll-free line 0800202791 
• Visiting hours are the same for all services. 
• The provider conducts home visits to monitor patient progress. 
• All services listed are free of charge. 
• Staff at the facility speak English, Swahili, and Luganda 

Visiting days and Time

Monday to Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm

The premises are closed on public holidays.

Address.

Off Gayaza Rd, Kanyanya Road, Block 207, Kampala, Uganda