Inspired by Hope
Welcome to our Inspired by Hope Corner. We believe that each and every one of you is destined for great achievements and need to be inspired to excel further....
Youth
British Afghan Women’s Society works with young people and unaccompanied minors in London, mainly from Afghanistan but not exclusively...
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10 Years On!
| As the only Afghan Women’s Society in London to date, The British Afghan Women's Society has made a great contribution to improving the lives of many women & children here in the UK, as well as in Afghanistan, over the past 12 years. Through the society’s provision of support, advice, training and networking opportunities the Society has consistently encouraged women to use and develop their skills and capabilities. This video reflects on the positive changes made to the lives of women who have migrated to the UK. |
Afghan Children making mud walls
| This video was taken during our Winter Appeal 2012 (Deadra’s Flight). Our volunteers visited several Refugee Camps in Kabul in particular one called Chaman e Huzury. Young Afghan children are building mud walls to bestow their ownership on the area surrounding their tents. These mud walls provide some shelter and help combat the issues of bad wintery conditions such as gales and snow. |
Latest News
Warm Home May Programme Posted May 08, 2013 By Ammarah
A busy schedule ahead for May. Drop in sessions for young Afghans. Whatever the problem or issue, you will be able to discuss this with
Interview with BAAG Posted Apr 26, 2013 By Ammarah
Pam O’Toole from British Irish Agencies Afghanistan Group (BAAG) Interviews Andreja Mesaric and Ammarah Ahmad from BAWS about the DAWN project. BAAG INTERVIEW DAWN LINK
BAWS Events
May
10
General Advice & Guidance
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Westside Young People's Centre
May
24
CV Support
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Westside Young People's Centre
