The National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs (NCTTP) advances the knowledge, technical capacities and resources devoted to the care of torture survivors and acts collectively to prevent torture worldwide.

The primary purpose of the Consortium is to foster the development, in quality as well as quantity, of specialized programs devoted to caring for survivors of torture. Member organizations share knowledge and expertise through regular communication and cooperation, building stronger individual organizations as well as a stronger network of care.

All Consortium members conduct their programs with the highest professional standards, using a variety of clinical approaches and theoretical frameworks.

The Consortium was founded in 1998. There are currently 28 full members, 3 provisional members, and 3 associate member organizations. Mary Fabri, Senior Director of the Marjorie Kovler Center for the Treatment of Survivors of Torture, serves as President of the Consortium.

Letter from NCTTP Members on McCain Amendment 
President Bush recently reversed his opposition to the McCain amendment to ban cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of detainees in US custody. Read the letter that the NCTTP sent in support of the McCain Amendment AS IS. Read the entire letter During the 2006 Annual Meeting the NCTTP was honored to have Senator John McCain (R-AZ) accept the 2006 Human Rights Visionary Award.

The Annual Meeting was held from March 11-14, 2007 in Washington, DC.

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