The heavy rains of the March-May season expected in several parts of East Africa have caused severe river flooding, flash floods, landslides and flood damage to dams in many parts of the area, particularly in Kenya. These phenomena have had a devastating impact on the population, displacing thousands of people and causing casualties, damage to […]
GRT’s Integrated Transcultural Clinical Center operates with a team of professionals experienced in transcultural intake. Psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatric physicians, educators and cultural mediators collaborate in the integrated care of patients in collaboration, where present, with the network of territorial services. The goal is to offer a quality service to those who want a treatment intake […]
As GRT we have been operating in Somalia since 1996 with socio-health, mental health and countering gender-based violence projects. Thanks to our privileged point of observation on the ground in contact with the local population, it was possible to see the need to operate not only in Somalia, but also to create a health bridge […]
The School of Transcultural Psychotherapy aims to provide the theoretical knowledge and techniques necessary to relate to the patient while taking into account all the cultural characteristics that make him or her unique and that constitute, often simultaneously, pathogenic elements and resources for healing. Conducting psychotherapeutic work on a transcultural basis also means conducting it […]
In your income tax return, sign in the box “Support to Third Sector entities …” and enter GRT’s tax code: 80120910155 This year 5×1000 funds will be donated to Kenya in the project started in the capital Nairobi, where we have been working since 2012 to help street girls, children, girls and boys. […]
STREET CHILDREN IN NAIROBI The project: “Psychosocial rehabilitation and family and school integration of street children in Nairobi” This project, implemented by GRT and funded by Tavola Valdese’s Ottopermille, works directly with street children and youth in Nairobi to engage them in a rehabilitation process aimed at strengthening their psychosocial well-being and offering an alternative […]
NJIA YA NYUMBANI. The way home The project NJIA YA NYUMBANI – The Way Home aims to strengthen community and institutional response to the phenomenon of street children in Mlango Kubwa in the Starehe sub-county of Nairobi, Kenya. This context is characterized by the phenomena of uncontrolled mass urbanization, lack of social services, high crime, […]
MOVING. People and images in motion is a project born from the desire to involve, through a dedicated cultural offer, a network of publics, professionals and realities engaged in social work between the Casoretto neighborhood, via Porpora and via Padova in Milan. The project is articulated in a transversal offer: photography workshops, a programming of […]
GRT is in Africa magazine “Some call them zombies, because they roam the streets covered in rags, their eyes swollen and the glue-bottle perpetually in their mouths. For many, however, they are ‘hopeless,’ because they are drug addicts, disabled, misfits or too aggressive. For us, they are people whose potential is hidden and who […]
Thank you! Nearly 1,000 people participated at the live broadcast or watched the recording of the meeting on Mental Health in Africa, that took place on 30 November. We are very happy and excited to have been able to share our knowledge with you. During the meeting we talked about how still hundreds of thousands […]
GRT, in collaboration with Terre Solidali, University of Milan, Ministry of Health and Development – Somaliland, the Ministry of Health – Federal Republic of Somalia, IIDA, Save Somalia, GAVO is implementing a series of interventions in Somaliland and Mogadisho to support and improve the socio-health systems in the field of pediatrics and mental health in […]