Helen Harrison
Founder and Lead Trainer (UK)
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Helen has been working in the international development arena for almost two decades now and has built up a strong network of friends and colleagues across many countries and continents who are all as passionate as her about social justice, community-based initiatives, and enabling others to live out their God-given potential. It is this passion and these friends who have been the driving force and encouragement behind the development of the 360 Life programme.
As an extension of her work with 360 Life, Helen is now undertaking a PhD in the area of culturally contextual wellbeing, and she also volunteers as Partner Liaison Manager for CRED Foundation.
Helen is married to Tim and they have grown-up twin daughters.
One key ministry objective is to develop nationally-based ‘360 Life’ authorised trainers who are self-determined, self-directed, and self-sustaining. If you would like to know more about this, please contact .
Authorised Trainers
Enos Licha
Kenya
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Enos is a visionary and ambitious hard worker with good communication skills. I am enthusiastic and work with decisiveness and conviction. I have a proactive attitude and find positive ways to stimulate and engage with people. Always looking forward for a new challenge where I can use my skills and develop my career. I am knowledgeable in disseminating project information to project stakeholders, monitoring the progress of projects, developing, and maintaining project deliverables. I have been involved with HIV/Aids initiatives, OVCS initiatives, Women and Youth empowerment Programes, community mobilization, monitoring and evaluation, field research, trainer of trainers, capacity building as well as planning and implementing community-based projects.
I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Project Planning and Management from The University of Nairobi coupled with a Diploma in Business Management from Kenya Institute of Management and certificate of Pedagogical Achievement from Hekima College. Besides, I am a Licensed Associate Trainer qualified to deliver 360 Life training. I am greatly indebted to Helen, the founder and Lead trainer of 360Life for such opportunity to become an associate trainer based in Kenya.
Norbert Mutuku
Nairobi, Kenya
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My given names are Norbert Mutuku and l am born and brought up just outside of the city of Nairobi, Kenya. I have been living abroad for many years where l have served as a priest. I have served in ordained ministry in Kenya, USA and UK. I recently returned home and established Asilomar Foundation and we teach the people of the village community in which we live, regenerative ways of growing food (permaculture). I live in Msumarini Village, Kikambala in the coastal part of Kenya.
I am using 360life as a complimentary tool in my work especially with the school community. I am becoming more aware of the wider and deeper issues that are facing some of the students as well as members of the community who have interacted with Asilomar. As a result Asilomar is widening its scope of mission from just regenerative ways of growing food to ‘the use of blossoming plants to attain blossoming souls – in other words, using the tendering of plants to tend to broken souls.
Timothy Mutunga
Kenya
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Timothy is a trained minister of the gospel. Passionate about evangelism and discipleship. He loves ministering to those affected by incarceration; inmates and victims of crime. Timothy serves with Good News Global- Kenya. He is a qualified trainer with 360Life. Timothy is married and lives in Nairobi, Kenya with his family.
360Life training is a tool offers understanding on the relationship between trauma and mental health. This is important because it helps in understanding why people behave the way they do. I will use this tool in prison ministry. I am able to evaluate behavioral issues and counsel with understanding instead of accusing them. Asking the right question: What happened to you? Instead of what is wrong with you? I will train prison staff and inmates so that they are to relate well for effective rehabilitation to take place. For Good News Global – Kenya, I will equip my team members to make sure we spread in many parts where GNG does ministry.
Personally, this training has helped me to handle people well for I now understand people have different smartnesses and preferences and none is better than the other is but God has created us different. Acknowledging that we live in a broken world, there is need to support those affected by trauma either as children or as now. In my family, I am handling my children well for I know they are different. I also avoid exposing them childhood trauma and being sensitive not to allow transgenerational trauma to them.