- info@belfastasianwomen.co.uk
- Weavers Court Business Park
- 028 9013 6484
Empowering Women. Enriching Communities. Creating a more equitable society where every woman has the opportunity to thrive.
We create cutting-edge social and recreational programs designed to bring about positive change, enhance perspectives, and empower communities to showcase their strengths and exchange knowledge. Our portfolio includes over 100 programmes including events like Play on Day, Diversity Day, Bike Party and Bollywood Zumba.
Our Hub is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and we are thankful to the National Lottery Players for making this possible.
Our commitment is to promote our culture and heritage, with a vibrant South Asian diaspora residing in and enriching Northern Ireland. We take great pride in showcasing the richness of South Asian culture and heritage through music, dance, cuisine, art, and fashion shows.
Highlight: Organized the 2022 Diwali Procession in front of City Hall, heavily featured in local news.
By engaging in local charity efforts, we actively support our community. Our combined efforts have resulted in the donation of more than 120kg of nonperishable items to the South Belfast Food Bank.
At BAWA, we are passionate about transforming lives and creating a more equitable society where every woman has the opportunity to thrive. Our aim is to provide comprehensive support and advocacy for these individuals, helping them reclaim their voice, build resilience, and achieve their personal and professional goals.
We are committed to advocating for victims of hate crimes, racism, discrimination, and domestic abuse. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that the rights and needs of these individuals are acknowledged and addressed.
We offer personalized, one-on-one support for women in distress. Our trained professionals provide a safe, confidential space for women to share their experiences and receive emotional guidance and practical assistance.
Understanding the barriers women face in the workplace, we support those eager to advance their careers through tailored coaching and resources. Our aim is to empower women to pursue their professional ambitions with confidence.
We facilitate mentorship opportunities for women aspiring to enter or progress in the workforce. Our mentors offer valuable advice, share experiences, and help mentees navigate their career paths.
Our life skills training programs are designed to equip women with essential skills for everyday life, enhancing their independence and self-sufficiency. Through workshops and hands-on training, we foster personal development.
We create focus groups that encourage women to share their experiences and challenges in a supportive environment. These groups foster camaraderie, provide resources, and promote collective advocacy for issues that matter.
We believe in empowering women to take on leadership roles. Through specialized training and support initiatives, we help women develop the skills and confidence needed to step into leadership roles and effect change in their communities.
"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
We create cutting-edge social and recreational programs designed to bring about positive change, enhance people’s lives, and empower communities to showcase their strengths and exchange knowledge. Our portfolio includes over 100 programmes, including events like Fusion Day, Diversity Day, Bike Party and Bollywood Zumba. Our Hub is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and we are thankful to the National Lottery Players for making this possible.
Our commitment is to promote our culture and heritage, with a vibrant South Asian diaspora residing in and enriching Northern Ireland. We take great pride in showcasing the richness of South Asian Culture and Heritage through music, dance, cuisine, art, and fashion shows. In a notable event, we organised a Diwali Flashmob in front of City Hall in 2022, which received coverage in the local news.
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.
Cllr Tina Black.
