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Jane Keen Director of SAEP Jane Keen is Director of South African Education and Environment Project. She is a graduate of the University of Cape Town and a social worker with 30 years experience working with street children, farm workers' children, and the victims of domestic violence. She helped establish and run the first shelters for street children in Cape Town while working at Child Welfare Society, including The Homestead, Ons Plek, Margaret’s House, Patrick’s House and others. She then co-founded the NICRO Women's Support Centre in downtown Cape Town, and managed the domestic violence programme for 7 years. She has served on the Management Committee of St. Anne’s Homes for a number of years, and provides supervision to a number of social workers and lay counsellors through Catholic Welfare and Development and other organisations.
Send Jane an email -- Jane@SAEP.org
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Norton Tennille Founder Norton Tennille is the founder of SAEP and lives in Cape Town, South Africa. A former Rhodes Scholar, he practiced environmental and federal regulatory law in Washington, DC for twenty-five years before moving to Cape Town to establish SAEP in 1994. He is a native of Winston-Salem, NC and holds degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Harvard University, Oxford University, and Harvard Law School. He was a founding Director of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham and served on the General Alumni Board of UNC: Chapel Hill. During his career as an environmental lawyer he received numerous awards from environmental organizations and headed the Balliol College Alumni Association in the United States.
Send Norton an email -- Norton@SAEP.org
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“ I wonder where would I have been now if it wasn't for you to give me a chance in this programme. Lots of things are happening in the township, bad influences, peer-pressure and temptations. Through this programme I managed to resist all those habits. Even now some elders ask how I do it and I tell them just like it is: SAEP. ”
- Luyanda, former Bridging Year Intern |
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