Professional Development Training​

Abianda’s training is designed to provide practical and actionable tools, offering professionals the insight they need to understand and address the complex challenges faced by young women and girls.

Our goal is to ensure that your team is better informed and able to support this often overlooked demographic.​

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Having young women who have been affected by criminal exploitation and violence influence training content and delivery ensures that professionals from a wide range of sectors and specialisms understand the realities of young women’s lives and experiences.

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Seminar Series​

​Our 3-hour Seminar Series has been has been designed to introduce the following specialist subject areas and learning from practice:

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- Working with Young Women and Girls Affected by Criminal Exploitation and Violence

Working with young  women and girls affected by criminal exploitation and violence associated with ‘gangs’ and county lines

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- Young Women, Girls and the National Referral Mechanism

What is the National Referral Mechanism and does it work for young women and girls affected by criminal exploitation and violence?

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 - Young Women, Girls and Contextual Safeguarding

Application of contextual safeguarding principles when working with girls and young women affected by criminal exploitation and violence.

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- Young Women, Girls and County Lines

What are we missing? Understanding the hidden experiences of girls and young women who are affected by county line activity and exploitation.

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