Tutapona + Clarke University

Certificate in Trauma & Adversity Interventions

Tutapona’s Certificate in Trauma & Adversity Intervention is run in partnership with Clarke International University in Kampala, Uganda. This course is aimed at equipping and upskilling current and emerging professionals, helping them support people who have experienced trauma and adversity. It addresses connections between stress and trauma, childhood trauma and development, grief and loss, suicidality, and poverty while equipping the learner with mindfulness and relaxation techniques, foundational counseling skills, & self-care to prevent/address secondary trauma.

Now enrolling for ongoing intake.

12-week online course

$270 USD



A Message to Students -

Dear Students,

Welcome to the Tutapona Certificate in Trauma and Adversity Intervention, delivered in partnership with Clarke International University. We are thrilled to have you join us for this transformative 12-week online learning journey designed to equip you with the practical skills and academic knowledge necessary to support individuals and communities overcoming trauma. For nearly twenty years, Tutapona has provided critical psychosocial support to communities affected by conflict and displacement, helping thousands rebuild resilience and find hope.

This collaboration with Clarke International University combines our field experience with academic excellence to empower diverse professionals - including mental health practitioners, nurses, humanitarian workers, and community developers - to deliver effective, trauma-informed care.

As you begin your coursework, I encourage you to:

• Engage deeply with the online modules, audio lectures, and e-readings.

• Share openly from your own professional experiences and reflect on your practice.

• Collaborate actively with your peers to build a supportive learning community.

• Apply directly these foundational tools to bring healing and compassion to your respective workplaces.

Thank you for choosing this program and dedicating yourself to strengthening psychosocial support in our communities. I wish you an enriching, impactful, and inspiring 12 weeks ahead.

Welcome aboard!

Sincerely,

 

Sara Juko, Country Director

Tutapona Uganda