Helen Hawkings

Helen Hawkings is an Emergency Community Engagement and Public Health Promotion Specialist.

She studied at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London.

Helen Hawkings has an extensive professional background that includes roles at various leading organizations.

She has worked as a Social and Behavior Change Specialist at Malaria Consortium and as an Associate Trainer at REDR UK.

Helen Hawkings has also served as a WASH Coordinator at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - IFRC.

Additionally, she has experience as a Consultant in Quality Assurance and Accountability Project at OXFAM.

Her consultancy work includes evaluating projects such as the HIF User-Centered Sanitation through Rapid Community Engagement Project at OXFAM.

Helen Hawkings has held significant positions related to humanitarian aid, including roles as a Humanitarian Capacity Building Advisor and Public Health Promotion Team Leader at Oxfam.

Her expertise extends to leading workshops and coordinating in emergency situations, evident from her work as a WASH in Emergencies Workshop Facilitator at REDR UK and WASH Cluster Coordinator at UNICEF.

She has contributed to various critical projects globally, including her time as a Consultant at Oxfam Nepal, a WASH Specialist for Ebola Response at UNICEF, and as part of the Syrian Refugee Response team at UNICEF.

Helen Hawkings has a rich background in public health promotion, demonstrated through her roles as a Regional Public Health Promotion Advisor at Oxfam and as a Regional Advisor in Emergency Preparedness and Response.

With experience in Global WASH Cluster Coordination and Rapid Response Team at CARE/UNICEF, Helen Hawkings has shown her commitment to emergency response and preparedness on a global scale.