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London Riots - Free Trauma Relief Workshops

After the Riots – Free Post-Traumatic Stress Relief Workshops in Croydon

In light of the recent riots, levels of stress, anxiety and despair in the community are very high. As such, The International Association for Human Values (IAHV) is offering free trauma relief workshops to individuals, communities, organisations and local businesses within the London area.

Our workshops are aimed at those who are keen to eliminate and manage the mental and physical stress associated with the events of the past few weeks.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 September 2011 10:10 )

Pakistan Flood Appeal

Pakistan is going through one of the most difficult times in its history. By all accounts, the floods have caused a catastrophe that is much more severe in human suffering and consequences than the Tsunami, Haiti or Kashmir earthquake.

Trauma Relief in Palestine

Trauma Relief in Palestine IAHV UK has sponsored an Art of Living initiative to conduct its world renowned trauma and stress relief programmes to help improve the lives of hundred of Palestinian Children and youth.

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Haiti Disaster Relief

An earthquake magnitude 7.0 struck Haiti late afternoon on 12 January 2010. With the epicentre close to the earth’s surface and only 10 miles from the capital city Port-au-Prince, the earthquake had devastating consequences for this 2.5 million population city, resulting in over 300,000 deaths.

IAHV International already had a team working in Haiti when the earthquake struck, and who were able quickly to switch to Disaster Relief work.

Gift a Smile (formerly Euro-A-Day)

Gift a Smile provides free, holistic, value based education to underprivileged children in India and elsewhere.

Siri In India many children don't have the opportunity to go to school. Often people from remote, rural areas cannot read or write, as their families were unable to afford to send them to school, or there were no schools within travelling distance.