Ashiana works from a rights-based approach and the premise that VAWG is gender-based violence and a human rights issue. Our work, therefore, is based on the definition in the UN Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Our mission is to:
Empower Black & Minority Ethnic women, particularly South Asian, Turkish and Middle Eastern women and girls, with culturally sensitive advice, support and safe housing – enabling them to make positive and appropriate choices for themselves.
Ashiana is an organisation working within feminist principles.
We acknowledge that many women at risk of violence against women and girls [VAWG] want to seek support from ‘women’ only services where they will also have access to ‘women’ only space. We will also ensure that the needs of BME women are addressed across all services in line with the ethos of ‘led by and for’.
This means we provide an environment where women are safer and feel as they are being listened to and heard.
Company Details
- Employees
- 17
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 750-760 High Road Leytonstone, Suite 204,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
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Civic and Social Organizations
- Website
- ashiana.org.uk
- Keywords
- Violence Against Women & Girls, Counselling, Advocacy, Advice, Immigration, Rights for women.
- HQ
- London, England
Ashiana Network Questions
Ashiana Network's website is ashiana.org.uk
Ashiana Network's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/ashiana-network
Ashiana Network has
17 employees.
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Ashiana Network's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Ashiana Network's top competitors are
The Nia Project,
Thinking Space Consulting,
London Black Women's Project Limited,
Hestia Charity,
Women And Girls Network,
Aanchal Women's Aid,
Ewinglaw,
Southall Black Sisters,
Burney Legal,
Niaendingviolence.
Ashiana Network's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
Ashiana Network's founding year is 1989
