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'''Lauren Stevens''' is a founding Director of [[Safe Passage Foundation]]. | '''Lauren Stevens''' is a founding Director of [[Safe Passage Foundation]]. | ||
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Prior to her involvement the foundation, Lauren spent four years in the non-profit sector working first in project management and later as Executive Director for two humanitarian aid organizations in East and Central Africa. | Prior to her involvement the foundation, Lauren spent four years in the non-profit sector working first in project management and later as Executive Director for two humanitarian aid organizations in East and Central Africa. | ||
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Since leaving The Family, Lauren has focused her time and energy on education and career advancement whilst sharing her own experiences in order to help others coming from the same background to transition smoothly into society. | Since leaving The Family, Lauren has focused her time and energy on education and career advancement whilst sharing her own experiences in order to help others coming from the same background to transition smoothly into society. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:25, 5 November 2011
Lauren Stevens is a founding Director of Safe Passage Foundation.
She was born and raised in The Family and left the movement in December, 2001 with her husband and two small children.
Prior to her involvement the foundation, Lauren spent four years in the non-profit sector working first in project management and later as Executive Director for two humanitarian aid organizations in East and Central Africa.
Since leaving The Family, Lauren has focused her time and energy on education and career advancement whilst sharing her own experiences in order to help others coming from the same background to transition smoothly into society.
