We are delighted to welcome two new Board members to Abianda – Clare Walkeden of Auburn Consultancy, and Wesley Etan from Barclays. Both are really excited to be supporting Abianda as we grow, and have shared a few words on why they wanted to get involved. Wesley writes: I have worked within the corporate banking […]
Great news! We have been awarded funding through the Mayor’s Young Londoners Fund. We are delighted to be among the first recipients of this funding. It will enable a full-time Abianda practitioner to continue delivering one-to-one services to gang-affected young women aged 16-21 in Islington. We’re really pleased to have this flagship service secure funding […]
To go directly to the recruitment pack, please click here. About Abianda I set up Abianda in 2014 to change the way services are delivered to young women and girls who are affected by gangs. We have developed a unique model that is being used across England and in Europe. In 2016 Nesta and […]