About us

About Us

The Belfast Asian Women’s Academy (BAWA) was established in 2019 to inspire and empower Asian women, addressing significant gaps in support and resources for this community. The organisation focuses on enhancing both physical and mental health wellbeing, fostering connection and networking among women, and building on existing community strengths.

BAWA is dedicated to supporting and advocating for victims of hate crimes, racism, and discrimination, ensuring that the voices of Asian women are heard and their needs are met. Through workshops, events, and social and recreational programmes, BAWA aims to create a safe and supportive environment, encouraging Asian women to thrive and assert their rights.

By promoting empowerment and resilience, BAWA plays a vital role in enriching the lives of Asian women in Belfast and beyond.

Ana Chandran LLB Hons

Founder & Director

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Our Core Values

Positivity

We focus on spreading positivity and making everyone happy.

Integrity

We act in an ethical manner and strongly adhere to morality.

Respect

We show gratitude, thank people for their assistance and support.

Support

We go the extra mile to support women and advocate for women.

Teamwork

We collaborate as a team to achieve common goals and celebrate achievement of others.

Personal Commitment

The ability to be accountable and to follow through with commitments

The charity is a safe haven for women who may have nowhere else to turn and not only provides practical support, but initiates friendships and integration within communities.

Quote from former Lord Mayor Of Belfast, 

Cllr Tina Black.

Donate

If you’d like to make contribution to BAWA, you can do so by via a bank transfer or by contacting us directly.