REFLECTIONS, COMMENTS, LETTERS
Year : 2012 | Volume
: 10 | Issue : 3 | Page : 265--268
The story of a Congolese refugee worker in Tanzania
Feza Irene Penge
teacher for children with special needs. She has recently settled in the United Kingdom. She can be contacted through the editor of Intervention:
Correspondence Address:
The author, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was trained to teach children with special needs. In this personal reflection, she describes how due to the violence in her home country, she became a refugee in Tanzania, twice. She describes the suffering she has faced, including the death of her own children, and her experiences of sexual violence. In the refugee camp of Nyarugusu in Tanzania, she became involved in psychosocial work and learnt the power of working within the community. She has recently resettled in the United Kingdom, and hopes that her experiences can now be of use in her new home country.
How to cite this article:
Penge FI. The story of a Congolese refugee worker in Tanzania.Intervention 2012;10:265-268
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Penge FI. The story of a Congolese refugee worker in Tanzania. Intervention [serial online] 2012 [cited 2023 May 30 ];10:265-268
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