Bea Shrewsbury's guest appearances

Bea Shrewsbury

Standing with Refugees #AidwithDignity

Standing with Refugees

Dina Nayeri

Richard Williams

John Sloan

Samira Harnish

Rana Toukan

Sharon Silvey

Mimi Hapig

Daniel Mendies

Tasha Freidus

Vickie Hawkins

Mohammed Nour

Joy Stacey

OwlTail

Help Refugee Support Europe We rely on donations for everything we do and need your help, however small. Bea Shrewsbury volunteered on a camp last year and it changed her life. She’s now a trustee, serial volunteer and champion fundraiser. Her inspirational mother came to England as part of the kindertransport from Germany just before WWII and Bea wrote about that here and what a great thing that was. With Help Refugees once again taking the UK govt to court to get them to fulfil their obligations under Dubs to take in unaccompanied child refugees from Europe, now seems a more heartless time. We talk about that, about how anyone could be a refugee and that if we give them a chance to start again we will all benefit – as Bea and her family are testament to. We also talk about our walk from Idomeni to Skopje, retracing some of the route that refugees took. You can still join the 17 who have already signed up to raise awareness, spend some time in beautiful countryside with some great, like-minded people and beat a challenge. You’ll also be raising important funds for our work and we have a few tips about that. It’s from 29th April – 5th May and if you sign up, we promise you won’t regret it.

<a href="https://www.refugeesupport.eu/donate/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Help Refugee Support Europe</a> We rely on donations for everything we do and need your help, however small. Bea Shrewsbury volunteered on a camp last year and it changed her life. She’s now a trustee, serial volunteer and champion fundraiser. Her inspirational mother came to England as part of the kindertransport from Germany just before WWII and Bea wrote about that here and what a great thing that was. With Help Refugees once again taking the UK govt to court to get them to fulfil their obligations under Dubs to take in unaccompanied child refugees from Europe, now seems a more heartless time. We talk about that, about how anyone could be a refugee and that if we give them a chance to start again we will all benefit – as Bea and her family are testament to. We also talk about our walk from Idomeni to Skopje, retracing some of the route that refugees took. You can still join the 17 who have already signed up to raise awareness, spend some time in beautiful countryside with some great, like-minded people and beat a challenge. You’ll also be raising important funds for our work and we have a few tips about that. It’s from 29th April – 5th May and if you sign up, we promise you won’t regret it.

Episode 14. Bea Shrewsbury: From Daughter of a Refugee to Trustee