PENHA @35: PENHA THROUGH THE YEARS (1989-2024)
In November 2024 PENHA (the Pastoral & Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa) celebrates 35 years of research, advocacy
PENHA Receives Free Connectivity From Vodafone To Help Tackle Digital Exclusion In Kent
Press Release PENHA today announced it will be using free connectivity, via Vodafone’s charities.connected initiative, to tackle digital exclusion in
Increasing sexual awareness among refugees in Kent
PENHA has an ongoing working relationship with organisations based in Kent County, including local colleges and reception centres, to address
Reflecting on my Rescue Mission to Türkiye with UK ISAR
Dr Victoria Phillips, a PENHA Trustee, was involved in the rescue deployment of the UK ISAR team in Türkiye. The
A Tribute to Nicole Kenton – a trustee and a longstanding supporter
PENHA has lost a dear friend and colleague. Nicole Kenton passed away at the age of 62 on Saturday 21st
A Call for Story Writing: Improving the experience of Young East African Migrants integration in the UK through Gender, Sexual Orientation and Relationships Awareness and Cultural Sensitivity
Story Writing Competition Organised by PENHA and Supported by the UK National Lottery Languages: Amharic, Arabic, Afan Oromo, English, Somali,
PENHA LOOKS FOR NEW TRUSTEES
Job description The Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa (PENHA) is an African-led and inspired charity, established
PENHA continues to support the integration of refugees in Kent
PENHA has secured a small grant from the National Lottery Community Fund for its project focused on the integration of
New COVID-19 response project working with young East African asylum seekers and refugees in Kent
PENHA has secured a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund for its COVID-19 response among young asylum seekers and refugees from East African countries in Kent. These young people have been adversely impacted by the pandemic – including socially
UK Youth Programme: East African Migrants in Kent
PENHA is planning to expand its migration initiative in Kent by supporting young unaccompanied and 18+ asylum seekers and refugees