Whenever Hilda Chehore arrived at work and said a breezy “Good morning” to her social work colleagues, her words fell on deaf white ears.
“It was very frustrating,” she recalls. “I was wondering why they weren’t responding.
“The others were friends, they met at weekends and in the evenings, so I wasn’t a part of the team. I was isolated, but social work is a difficult job – you need someone to talk to.”
Hilda qualified as a teacher in Zimbabwe but, after coming to the UK in 2002 and…
Whenever Hilda Chehore arrived at work and said a breezy “Good morning” to her social work colleagues, her words fell on deaf white ears.
“It was very frustrating,” she recalls.…