Clinical services are provided through the Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture, which is housed at Bellevue Hospital. Clients have access to a full range of services, including primary and specialized medical care, mental health services including individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluation and treatment; social services include assistance with housing, education and legal assistance.

The Program has established an international reputation for excellence in its clinical, educational and research activities. Culturally-appropriate support groups for French-speaking Africans, as well as Tibetan survivors of torture have been one groundbreaking development integrated into the Program’s clinical services.

The Program also has an active program for volunteers who tutor clients in English and computer skills, and support the administrative needs of the Program for Survivors of Torture.