Partners for Justice
Hennah Vohra is a dedicated professional with experience in advocacy and admissions counseling. Currently serving as a Client Advocate at Partners for Justice since July 2022, Hennah Vohra manages cases for over 100 clients, providing essential connections to services such as substance use treatment and mental health support. Previously, Hennah Vohra worked at Middlebury College, first as an Admissions Counselor from July 2021 to June 2022, where recruitment strategies were organized for eleven states and over 500 applicants were reviewed each admissions cycle. Earlier at Middlebury College, Hennah Vohra was a Senior Admissions Fellow, conducting weekly webinars and collaborating with admissions counselors to provide student perspectives. Hennah Vohra holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Education Studies from Middlebury College, complemented by study at the University of Buenos Aires in 2019.
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Partners for Justice
Partners for Justice (PFJ) was founded to transform public defense locally and across the United States to ensure that race and wealth no longer determine legal outcomes. This means ensuring that public defenders are equipped to assist clients in accessing supportive community services, secure better legal outcomes both inside and outside the courtroom, and ensure that more people can walk away from the criminal legal system with their rights, life, and future protected. Our flagship program embeds trained non-attorney Client Advocates in public defender offices, immediately expanding their capacity to offer clients wraparound support and fight the enmeshed penalties of arrest. We also help public defenders incorporate holistic approaches into their systems and practice. Since our launch in 2018, PFJ has grown from a two-site pilot to partnering with 12 offices across the country. We have leveraged over $2 million in local governmental support and saved our clients nearly 130 years in jail.