• December 6, 2011
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Severine Dubois

After grad­u­ating from the Liege School of Physical Therapy in France (ESMK Liege), Severine worked for a year in a pri­vate con­sulting office in Paris, where, for the first time, she came into con­tact with patients suf­fering from lone­li­ness.

In 2001, she joined Heart’s Home for her first mis­sion in Senegal. After 21 months in Dakar, she became a per­ma­nent member, and was then sent, in February 2004, to New York to be part of the founding team for our first American Center in South Bronx. In July 2006, she went back to the French HQ to com­plete a one-year pro­gram in phi­los­ophy and the­ology.
From October 2007 to June 2008, she worked part-time as a phys­ical ther­a­pist in Paris, while in charge of the monthly Heart’s Home French newsletter, the orga­ni­za­tion of cul­tural din­ners and the training of future vol­un­teers. In September 2008, she was sent to Geneva to go on per­forming the same work in the Switzerland HQ; she also worked part-time as a phys­io­ther­a­pist at the French border.
In November 2009, she joined ’La Ensenada,’ one of the Heart’s Home Centers in Lima, Peru, where she mon­i­tored some impor­tant repairing works to the house. Apart from accom­pa­nying the vol­un­teers in her own center and taking part in the training of the Peruvian vol­un­teers sent abroad, she also orga­nized retreat week­ends for the youth in their neigh­bor­hood and led a group to the WYD 2011 in Madrid.

She has just come back to rejoin the US Team for the opening of a new house in NYC.


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