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On this page you will find:

• contact details for Shelter Centre (Cambridge, UK)
• contact details for Shelter Centre Geneva
• how to get to Shelter Centre Geneva
• details of current staff at Shelter Centre

^ contact details for Shelter Centre (Cambridge, UK)

Shelter Centre (Cambridge) is located at the Humanitarian Centre, which is hosted by the University of Cambridge, UK. This office is currently under development.

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^ contact details for Shelter Centre Geneva

Shelter Centre Geneva is a series of activities of Shelter Centre that are hosted by the International Federation of The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies at its headquarters in Switzerland.

postal address
P.O. Box 372
CH-1211
Geneva 19
Switzerland

visiting address
Chemin des Crêts, 17
Petit-Saconnex
Geneva
Switzerland

^ how to get to Shelter Centre Geneva

by taxi

• a taxi from the airport to Shelter Centre Geneva costs approximately 25 Swiss Francs.
• a taxi from the railway station to Shelter Centre Geneva costs approximately 25 Swiss Francs

by bus from the airport

• buses leave the airport from the departures level, one floor above the arrival level
• see the map below for green bus route number 10
• take bus number 10 from the airport and get off at stop 'Bouchet', turn left and walk along 'Avenue du Bouchet', go straight accross the junction onto Chemin des Crêts, and Shelter Centre Geneva is on the right hand side of the road
  

by bus from Cornavin railway station

• the first stop for bus number three is 'Lyon' behind the railway station
• see the map below for pink bus route number 3
• take bus number 3 and get off at 'Trembley', continue walking on 'Avenue de Trembley' until turning right into 'Chemin des Crêts', and Shelter Centre Geneva is on the right hand side of the road

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^ Tom Corsellis

PhD, University of Cambridge

Co-Director
tom@sheltercentre.org

• Senior Research Associate of the University of Cambridge and co-founder of the University of Cambridge shelterproject
• transitional settlement work responding to conflicts and natural disasters in Africa, Asia and Europe with UNHCR, DFID, CARE, Oxfam GB, MSF-F
• policy development consultancies and collaborations with UNHCR, DFID, ODI, the Sphere Project, Oxfam GB
• trainer for RedR, Oxfam and lecturer at the universities of Cambridge, Catalonia, Coventry, Oxford, Oxford Brookes, York
• leader or participant in research projects on transitional settlement and equipment development at the University of Cambridge
  
• trained as an architect and worked internationally for a number of years in commercial practice
  

^ Antonella Vitale

MA, Berlage Institute

Co-Director
antonella@sheltercentre.org

• core-team member of the University of Cambridge shelterproject since 2002
• transitional settlement work responding to conflicts and in development in Africa, Asia and Europe
• field consultancies with UNDP, UNHCR, DFID, MSF-B, InterSOS, Progetto Continenti
• undertaken training for RedR and lectured at the universities of Cambridge and Catalonia
• participated in research projects at the University of Cambridge funded by DFID
• architect and town planner, worked internationally for eight years

^ other staff

Hugh Earp, BA, Office Manager
hugh@sheltercentre.org

Venus Maroun, MA, Administrative Assistant
venus@sheltercentre.org

Sam Nelson, Intern
sam@sheltercentre.org

Leonardo Solano, Web Content Management Assistant
leonardo@sheltercentre.org

Daniel Torres, Web Content Manager
dani@sheltercentre.org