WAHEP 2048:
Inclusive Economic Growth and Sustainable Livelihoods
The Windrush Anchor Heritage Education Programme (WAHEP), a recipient of the UK Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award, is a leading civic and cultural institution that advances the Windrush 2048 vision through community research, generational development, policy implementation, and partnerships that strengthen Windrush communities.
Knowledge mobilisation activities include archiving, cultural heritage educational exchanges, festivals, murals, music, sports, intergenerational storytelling, integrating mental health and wellbeing systems, youth empowerment, promoting cultural esteem, and responding to climate impacts.
WAHEP’s participation in ceremonial traditions, such as the annual raising of the Jamaican and Windrush Anchor Flags aboard HMS Belfast in London to celebrate Caribbean Heroes Week, marks a significant milestone in recognising the contributions of Caribbean veterans. This is achieved in collaboration with The Forgotten Generations.
WAHEP’s themes, “Passing the Baton” and “Time for Action,” honour the Windrush Century (1948–2048) by launching transformative initiatives such as CDTZ, SPECA STEPS, and STrEAM.
CONTACT DETAILS
Rudi Page, Founder
20 Wenlock Rd, London, N1
