Gaz (Garry) Kishere is a Brit who comes from the South coast of England. He has been working in people caring contexts for the last 30 years, mostly in the sector of charities and NGO’s. Whilst having a desire to personally engage with issues considered to be frontline humanitarian work, it is behind the scenes that he has found the most opportunities to address needs, in helping important workers and volunteers to remain healthily engaged with difficult work and avoiding long recoveries associated with secondary trauma.

Gaz is co founder of the counter human trafficking charity Cross Border Initiatives, which has adjusted its humanitarian mandate to include therapeutic support of frontline workers. Our experiences of childhood trauma often leads people to finding themselves in caring roles, unaware that they are sensitised to the needs of others, carriers of love and compassion, out of our own lack rather than our abundance. As such people doing good work, frequently run out of steam and hit a wall.
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