Refugee Ambassador Program
Creating New Opportunities for Refugees
HMV has partnered with the Neurosculpting® Institute to both train individuals to become Refugee Ambassadors through the NSI certification program, and teach trauma-based Neurosculpting® exercises and lifestyle practices to those in need who have suffered from sex trafficking, domestic violence, institutional violence, genocide, rape, and mental, emotional and physical trauma.
Refugees who are victims of trauma including natural disaster, human-inflicted violence, or trauma as a result of displacement, suffer devastating physical, emotional, and social health consequences, but often have little or no access to mental health services that can help them deal with and recover from their loss or tragedy
Neurosculpting® teaches individuals tools for emotional regulation; tools of social connection and empathy. Neurosculpting® helps with overcoming habits and addictions as well as help individuals deal with trauma.
Denver area refugee services have seen a dramatic increase in cases arriving with severe and persistent mental health needs including unresolved trauma resulting in Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Disorder (PTSD). These disorders create barriers to assimilation into the American culture, ability to learn English, and ability to find and maintain employment.
Working in concert with the Neurosculpting® Institute, Her Many Voices launched its “Refugee Ambassador” program, training refugee women from various refugee populations, including Indigenous women, in techniques of stress and trauma relief. Upon completion of this 9-month Neurosculpting® certification program, these refugee women will become “Ambassadors” for the program, training groups of women of their own nationality, teaching other traumatized women techniques to retrain stress patterns, and lowering the social and psychological effects of trauma.
Through this program, Ambassadors were trained in how to teach trauma-based Neurosculpting® exercises and lifestyle practices to those in need who have suffered from sex trafficking, domestic violence, institutional violence, genocide, rape, and mental, emotional and physical trauma. We believe the cost to send our Ambassadors through the full completion of this program should not be a deterrent to the healing and support these traumatized communities desperately need.
Your generous donations are helping to change individual lives and communities.
Current domestic communities served by these Ambassadors include:
Denver-based assimilating refugee communities
Indigenous Nation communities and
Impoverished Latin-American immigrant communities.
Current global communities served by these Ambassadors include:
Nigeria
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Somalia
Sudan
Libya
Haiti
Latin America
Native Nations
Your funds are paying for 80% of the tuition and education supplies for each woman, plus international travel and housing for non US-based Ambassadors. All donations are tax-deductible. Learn more about the Neurosculpting® Institute.
