Following the bombings, Simon and Allison sprung into action, and began working with churches and NGO's in the country to initiate a national trauma care project. They continue to coordinate strategies to help the victims of the bombings, the Civil War, and many other people who have experienced trauma through violence and tragedy. One of the greatest needs for people in crisis, is care and support to cope with the trauma of such events and to have access to training for ongoing hope and courage in the oven of progressive pressure.​
 

Through research and on the ground relationships we are providing opportunities for organisations and churches seeking to understand the impact of trauma in Sri Lanka and in other countries where tragedy or persecution has occurred. 

Helping school, university and ministry students and  churches gain experience in a range of approaches in assessing levels of trauma  across a nation. Equipping them with the tools to identify and help traumatised people learn how to build  relationships and work toward  reconciliation with and between effected people.