Consultancy
Research-led Consultancy & Leadership
A research-based, evidence-informed approach to strengthen your work with different communities and improve services for minority communities.
Consultancy Service
Aasha Consulting works from a research-based, evidence-informed approach grounded in research within domestic violence, the Bangladeshi community and provides a robust domestic violence/abuse training programme.
The programmes are delivering work for national and international research organisations, and with practitioners to develop culturally appropriate materials for education and training.
Provide consultancy on domestic violence through collaboration within statutory and voluntary organisations and minority communities to strengthen our message and openly speak about domestic abuse.
Leadership Programme
Aasha provides workshops to mentor practitioners, leaders, and domestic abuse ambassadors in the community and organisations, working with domestic abuse and safeguarding, and academic settings, helping them develop confidence in working in a culturally sensitive manner.
We provide diversity in leadership programme, Training & education. Build confidence in your skills, knowledge and decision-making. Develop culturally appropriate skills.
Connecting practitioners with domestic abuse organisations, leading the culturally appropriate practices.
Bespoke Packages
At Aasha, we understand that every organisation's needs are different, and our standard courses might not be the right fit for them.
We collaborate with organisations to create a response to domestic abuse that works for your unique organisational needs, culture, and improvement goals. We can provide tailored, customised training for maximum learning and impact.
Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse
We raise awareness of domestic abuse in the community and in statutory organisations.
We provide workshops, chai, chat, and learn mornings. Lunch time sessions to educate professionals to chat and learn, to work with the challenges women face in dealing with shame, stigma, and build an understanding of the needs of women experiencing domestic abuse.