Table of Contents 1. Introduction 1.1 Who is this resource kit for? 1.2 How to use this resource kit 2. Key concepts 2.1 Definition of torture 2.2 Rehabilitation and state obligations 2.3 Torture prevention and state obligations 3. Holistic rehabilitation: Service provision and practice 3.1 Reaching out to your community and community awareness-building 3.2 Key components of holistic rehabilitation services 3.3 Staff and skills required 3.4 The steps in providing rehabilitation 3.4.1 Referral criteria and registering clients 3.4.2 Referral processes and signposting 3.4.3 Assessment and documentation 3.4.4 Record-keeping and confidentiality 3.5 Holistic rehabilitation through interdisciplinary responses 3.5.1 Legal services 3.5.2 Social and welfare interventions 3.5.3 Building livelihoods, rebuilding lives 4. Working with specific categories of survivors 4.1 Working with women survivors 4.2 Working with children and young people 4.3 Working with families 4.4 Survivors on the move: Refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced people and migrants 5. The fight against torture: Prevention of torture, accountability, and the rehabilitation of survivors 5.1 Survivor activism 5.2 Communicating torture survivors’ stories to raise awareness 5.3 Advocacy based on the health based entry point of rehabilitation 5.4 Prevention activities to raise awareness about torture 5.5 Using clinical data for human rights outcomes 6. Caring for caregivers 6.1 Supervision and professional development 6.2 Staff and self-care 3