Resocialization
“Transforming Our Wounds”
With Will, Commitment, and Perseverance
The re-socialization consists of reintegrating an individual into society after they have been marginalized. It is also understood that people are outside of the community when they have lived enslaved, tortured, and deprived of their freedom for a long time.
The Human Trafficking Survivors Foundation knows that re-socialization is the most important and necessary process for a person to reintegrate into society.
Those who were deprived of their freedom by living for a long time in sexual, physical, psychological, spiritual, and mental slavery are those who had no access to awareness and education.
The foundation understands that each survivor must perform a series of support functions and opportunities, including psychological assistance and training. The survivor regains freedom and can develop a healthy lifestyle for them to prevent deception again and deprivation of liberty.
Among the problems that psychologists must address are that survivors often resort to suicide and drugs because they believe that they will never have a future. Let’s not forget that many individuals lose their jobs, homes, and families when they are trapped by one of the many ills afflicting the world. The resocialization process should focus mainly on the impediment of these events because these events do not allow individuals to get up and take action. As a result of the resocialization, survivors will be able to move on with their lives.
- The coming of a culture or family in which they have always felt displaced and unloved
- Having left your country by force or lack of opportunities
- Having suffered discrimination on ethnic grounds
- Having lived in slavery or on the street for a long time
- Lack of education and information
- Lack of access to employment and labor rights
- Having lived by depending on a person for a long time without the proper education to function in society
- Being locked up or deprived of freedom
- Being under the control of all your movements
- I have lived in a toxic relationship for many years
- Personality disorders
- Aftermaths and symptoms of abuse
Being isolated from people and one’s family is much more challenging to overcome than what is perceived outside. The loss of freedom is also reflected when psychological problems prevent healthy participation in society or when they are forced to share small living quarters for months or years.
Among the problems that psychologists must address are that survivors often resort to suicide and drugs because they believe that they will never have a future. Let’s not forget that many individuals lose their jobs, homes, and families when they are trapped by one of the many ills afflicting the world. The resocialization process should focus mainly on the impediment of these events because these events do not allow individuals to get up and take action. As a result of the resocialization, survivors will be able to move on with their lives.
The Human Trafficking Survivors Foundation has empathy and knows very well the needs of each person who has suffered a different type of abuse.
FSTH knows that re-socialization is the most important and necessary process for a person to reintegrate themselves into society.
FSTH offers three services for our community and survivors of domestic violence, modern-day slavery, and human trafficking.
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