OUR MISSION
ReVision’s mission and programs support survivors of human trafficking, displacement, and abuse, as well as at-risk, vulnerable populations through rapidly scalable trauma healing and resilience programs.
OUR VISION
ReVision is committed to helping individuals and communities transform the embodied narrative of trauma to one of courage, wisdom and empowerment.
Trauma Healing and Resilience (THR) Program
For survivors of trafficking, abuse, and those at risk.
True healing and empowerment programs equip participants with the skills and confidence to know and grow in the core competencies of what is provided. The Trauma Healing and Resilience Program is designed to skillfully transfer knowledge to participants so they can release deep tension in the body and mind, develop personal trust and insight, and begin to take effective, positive action in their lives – personally and professionally.
The complete training is delivered in three modules to survivors of human trafficking, violence and abuse, and NGO staff who support survivors in India and Nepal. This is a survivor to survivor model which is rapidly scalable as survivors will be certified as teachers to train thousands of other survivors.
When I will feel depressed and upset I will use this to relax myself and if anybody needs help I would go forward to help them.
This training was helpful to calm my mind down and improved my well being.
The Trauma Healing and Resilience Program launched in South Asia, specifically in India and Nepal, in 2016. Over the course of the next five years, these teachers will teach and train an estimated 100,000-300,000 survivors, refugees, and vulnerable groups who will benefit in India, Nepal, and neighboring countries.
This means many thousands of survivors will experience tangible benefits like these:
It was very helpful for calming myself down and seeing a better vision of myself.
In the beginning I was sad in the hostel, now I am more happy.
I sleep better.
NGO leadership and staff, as well as survivors of trafficking and abuse attend the THR trainings at no cost to them.
THR trained teachers are currently using their skills in government shelter homes, counseling centers, rural villages, railway platforms, entertainment sectors, schools, and slums.
We rely on grants and the generosity of individuals just like you to fund this important work. Please consider a recurring donation or a one-time donation now.
See Care Protect Campaign
The See Care Protect* campaign poster illustrates forms of child abuse and maltreatment.
See the signs. Care enough to act. Protect every child.
Children experience harm in many different ways. Abuse, neglect, and maltreatment can be physical, emotional, or environmental—and often go unseen. Recognizing these forms of harm is the first step to ensuring children are safe, cared for, and protected.
This poster is available in six languages: Arabic, English, French, Hindi, Mandarin, and Spanish. A blank version (shown to the left or above, depending on your device) is also available as a teaching tool and includes an accompanying teaching resource brochure.
As a teaching resource, the poster helps raise awareness and promote essential dialogue about the many forms of child abuse and maltreatment.
To request the poster and teaching resource leaflet, please contact us using the form below.
*Formerly the Child Abuse Awareness campaign.
Heal the Fish
Heal the Fish — Coming Summer 2026
Whitefish, Montana
Heal the Fish is a locally rooted community gathering focused on health, healing, and wellbeing in the Flathead Valley. Rooted in the beauty of Whitefish, this gathering will bring together local practitioners, organizations, and community members to explore pathways to wellness, from physical health and nutrition, to mental resilience, spiritual renewal, and community connection.
Together, we’ll celebrate what it means to heal and thrive as individuals and as a community, in harmony with the natural landscapes that surround us.
This is an inaugural, pilot-scale event designed to strengthen local relationships, surface existing resources, and create a calm, inclusive space for healing and well-being.
Stay tuned for more details as we prepare to launch this inaugural event in Summer 2026.
Tools of Relaxation
Watch our new short video series launched in October 2024 to support emotional and physical regulation.
Let go of the guilt and frustration that come from feeling stuck—these barriers are not a reflection of who you are, but rather natural reactions to stress and trauma. Through somatic practices like breathwork, gentle movement, orienting, and resetting, you will learn tools to start feeling more empowered, safe, and at peace in your body and life.
Mental Health Campaign
Mental Health Emergency Preparedness and First Aid
Campaign launched on Monday, October 10, 2022 – World Mental Health Day.
The two-page informational flyer will be distributed during the month of October to schools, law enforcement, community centers, and medical facilities across Montana.
Any individual or organization wanting this resource may request copies.
KTVH News - KPAX News
Mental Health Emergency Preparedness
and First Aid campaign kicks off this week
NBC Montana
Flathead nonprofit helps bring awareness to mental health
by NBC Montana Staff
Monday, October 10th 2022
Management Team and Board of Directors
OUR PARTNERS
We are engaged with partners globally on effective healing protocols and prevention initiatives combating modern slavery.
Contact
Please get in touch via the contact form below,
call +1.406.304.5446,
email admin@revisionTHR.org
or send correspondence to
903 Spokane Ave, Suite 4,
Whitefish, MT 59937, USA.
ReVision was founded in 2015 and formed as a registered non-profit 501(c)(3) in 2018.
903 Spokane Ave, Suite 4
Whitefish, MT 59937, USA
