Celebrating Harmony Week, Tasmania with community voices: Juma Piri Piri

By Juma Piri Piri
Updated March 28 2017 - 1:45pm, first published March 25 2017 - 7:00am
ADVOCATE: For more than a decade Juma Piri Piri has provided support to many people from all walks of life here in Tasmania and in Papua New Guinea and continues to help children in Africa. Picture: Phillip Biggs
ADVOCATE: For more than a decade Juma Piri Piri has provided support to many people from all walks of life here in Tasmania and in Papua New Guinea and continues to help children in Africa. Picture: Phillip Biggs

I was born in South Sudan and lived in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya for five years. I worked for the United Nations for two years, and the International Rescue committee for three years and arrived to Tasmania in 2006.

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