On 8 March, one of our young women interns shared this beautiful poem with us.

As has been the case for many small voluntary sector organisations, the last two years have been tough. The Abianda team has continued to...

We are proud to have met the externally assessed Social Enterprise accreditation criteria and renewed our Social Enterprise Mark for the...

Thanks Arsenal and Adidas for the matchday shirt! Our team loved meeting Ian Wright and watching Arsenal play. We're looking forward to...

We're absolutely delighted to be able to share that we have secured the London Youth Silver Quality Mark! We are so proud of this...

We're excited to be a part of No More Red with Arsenal Football Club and Adidas Football. The #NoMoreRed campaign will build on Arsenal...

Young women and girls deserve to be listened to and believed, especially by the people tasked with keeping them safe. If you haven't had...

Abianda training modules are now CPD certified! Please visit our training page to find out more.

We were delighted to host the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, Deputy Mayor of London for Policing and Crime Sophie Linden and Shadow Home...

Abianda describes its services as supporting “girls and young women affected by gangs and county line activity”. We recognise the term...

Supporting young people at risk of serious violence to access employment opportunities. In early May 2021, Abianda was invited to attend...

We are delighted to announce that we have received London Youth Silver's Bronze Quality Mark.

31 March Florence Eshalomi MP in her October debate on Girls and Gangs said: “we need to continue to listen to what young women and girls...

We stand in solidarity with the belief that Black Lives Matter. We acknowledge that there is a need for changes to be made within our...

Our decision making in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is rooted in the following principles: ● We will start from a position of...

In December 2018, London Mayor Sadiq Khan met with our Founder and CEO Abi and our Services Manager Lorraine. MOPAC funds the pan-London...

When a young woman is being exploited by gangs into criminal activity, and then faces criminal charges and a heavy custodial sentence for...

“Participatory approaches are essential to implementing a contextual approach effectively: we need to understand the realities of young...

I first got involved with Abianda on a project they were running called Project Voice. The project was about hearing young women’s views...

We are delighted to be on 2016’s list of New Radicals! The 50 New Radicals is a bi-annual award run by Nesta and the Observer newspaper....