This site is currently under construction, and many resources are not yet available. This page provides a description of all available and projected resources. We're working as hard as we can to bring all on-line as quickly as possible
Resources
Email discussion list
This is a mailing list for people with loved ones in Bosnia. It is an unmoderated discussion list, and anyone who has a current email account can sign on. Messages from subscribers will automatically be forwarded to your mailbox, and you can send messages to other subscribers. Some email services charge you for receiving messages--you should know what the policy of your service is before you subscribe.
Chat Room
You can sign into our Chat Room and have a real-time conversation with others who also have loved ones in Bosnia. We're providing this service in the hopes that users will create an ongoing 24-hour-a-day support group for family and friends.
Pen Pal Program
If you'd like to write to others who have family and friends in Bosnia, you can sign up for our Pen Pal Program. Fill out a simple information form and we will put your name and description in our Directory. You can also look through our Directory and choose a Pen Pal from our list.
Resources at Other Sites
We maintain a list of support services available through other World Wide Web sites. This list is updated frequently.
Directory of Therapists by Region
A directory of therapists in your area who you may call on for help at no charge, or at minimal cost if you have a friend or loved one in Bosnia.
On-Line Help Network
If you have questions or concerns you'd like to address to a therapist, you can send a letter to our On-Line Help Network and receive a response from one of our volunteers.
Library & LinksThere are many sites on the Internet devoted to providing up-to-date information on the events in Bosnia. Rather than duplicating these efforts, we've tried to provide pointers to available information .
History of the Conflict
If you are interested in the developing history of the conflict in Bosnia, you can explore these links. They provide information on the roots of the the conflict, including political, cultural and social analyses.
Peacekeeping Operations
Explore these links for an understanding of the current U.N. and NATO peacekeeping missions.
Most Recent Updates
Here you'll find links to the latest U.N., NATO, U.S. government and press reports on the conflict.
A library of literature on the psychological consequences of war, including discussions of Post-Traumatic Stress and other war-related issues.
