TRAIVR aims to train substance user refugees in probation

TRAIVR aims to train substance user refugees in probation by capacitating them on stress management, problem-solving, coping styles, and emotion regulation.
Therefore, substance user refugees in the probation system will learn how to cope with stress, preventing them from reusing substances. Thus, making this project innovative in terms of goals and methods.

The use of Virtual Reality (VR) has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of psychological disorders and developing skills such as emotion recognition and regulation, communication, and behaviour in high-risk situations. This technology has the added advantage of being adaptable to different languages, and easily scalable.

TRAIVR is striving to develop an innovative solution that will offer language-independent programmes to reduce the risk of these individuals engaging in risky behaviours