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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2020 · 1H 3M

Season 2 Episode 1: Peg Herbert

from The Vicars' Crossing · host The Vicars' Crossing

Dr. Peg Herbert founded Help Lesotho in 2004 after personally witnessing the staggering suffering and bravery of the people of Lesotho. She rallied thousands of Canadians to fund innovative programs and projects. Peg is an inspiring advocate for marginalized populations, beneficiary-led programming and advocacy work. Peg works tirelessly to use her professional expertise and experience to create educational programs that heal wounded hearts to build resilience, enhance participants’ cognitive development to promote self-management and develop leadership for all program beneficiaries to take action for the benefit of others.Website: https://www.helplesotho.org/

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Dr. Peg Herbert founded Help Lesotho in 2004 after personally witnessing the staggering suffering and bravery of the people of Lesotho. She rallied thousands of Canadians to fund innovative programs and projects. Peg is an inspiring advocate for marginalized populations, beneficiary-led programming and advocacy work. Peg works tirelessly to use her professional expertise and experience to create educational programs that heal wounded hearts to build resilience, enhance participants’ cognitive...

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