Ockenden International

The Ockenden Prizes

2018 winners

The four winners of the sixth annual Ockenden International Prizes for refugee projects are (L to R) IPSDI Burundi, Health Equity Initiatives, Malaysia, Safe Passage UK, and Taawon, Lebanon.

2018 winners

Logos of the four winners of the sixth annual Ockenden International Prizes for refugee projects are (L to R) IPSDI Burundi, Health Equity Initiatives, Malaysia, Safe Passage UK, and Taawon, Lebanon.

About the prizes

The Ockenden International Prizes recognise the value of outstanding refugee and/or internally displaced people projects, proven to instill self-reliance, around the world.

Small beginnings

Founder Joyce Pearce, Margaret Dixon and Sue Ryder with some of the 13 displaced children at 'Ockenden' during a two-week vacation in August 1955.

The Ockenden International Prizes reward successful on-the-ground projects for refugees and displaced people around the world.

2019 Finalists Short List of 11 Eleven innovative projects from nine countries and two semi-independent regions have been short listed for this year's four £25,000 Ockenden International Prizes . . .3

Our Mission Goals and Purposes Ockenden International aims to support the rights of all refugees and displaced people – in any location – to a life of dignity and to help them achieve self-reliance and independence.3

Ockenden International
PO Box 516
Twickenham TW1 9PD
United Kingdom

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