A Coalition of Survivors.

TASSC is a coalition of torture survivors, representing countries and ethnic groups throughout all parts of the world.

 
 
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Our Vision

Our Vision Is For A Torture Free World

Our Mission

We are the Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition (TASSC).

We aim to end the practice of torture wherever it occurs and support survivors as they empower themselves, their families, and communities wherever they are.

Our Programs

Our Impact

Survivor Stories - Nanythe

I DIDN’T REALLY KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SURVIVOR BEFORE COMING TO TASSC. 

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Survivor Stories - Desiré

WE STILL CARRY MOST OF THE THINGS THAT WE THOUGHT WE WERE LEAVING BACK HOME WITH US. THEY NEVER TRULY DIE.

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Important Notice to TASSC Clients

Dear Valued TASSC Community,

Please take note of the following important updates regarding our walk-in hours. Starting February 1st, 2024, our walk-in Hours will be changed to the following:

  • Monday: By appointment only

  • Tuesday: Walk-ins welcome 10:00 am – 02:00 pm

  • Wednesday: Walk-ins welcome 10:00 am – 02:00 pm

  • Thursday: Walk-ins welcome 10:00 am – 02:00 pm

  • Friday: By appointment only

* Walk-ins are welcome during office hours at our DC offices. However, appointments are required for visits to our Silver Spring office in Maryland.

Thank you,

TASSC Team

For more information, please contact info@tassc.org. Or call (703) 720-9264

 

Help us to end torture.

 
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TASSC Partners and Funders

We value ethics, Transparency, and the Supporters Who make our work possible.

Funders

TASSC receives a variety of funding from federal and local governments, public and private foundations, and individuals like you. We believe every dollar donated to TASSC should go directly to the enhancement of our programs based on survivors needs and comments and we think you have a right to know how your money is used. You can see some of our funders above.

 

Memberships

TASSC belongs to two prestigious collectives of torture treatments organizations, one national and one international. These collectives are made up of groups like TASSC that provide a variety of health, social, legal, and advocacy based services.