Current Work

We design projects and campaigns that are grounded in robust evidence, proven good practice and the experiences of women and girls, and we build credible research, expertise and evidence of their unique experiences.

Our work aims to promote understanding of, and encourage systems and services to respond better to, the experiences of women and girls with multiple or complex unmet needs.

Take a look at our projects and campaigns below.

Girls and Young Women Local Groups Fund

A new initiative by The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) in London, overseen by Social Finance in partnership with Agenda Alliance and Abianda, to improve support for young women and girls impacted by gangs, violence and exploitation.

Connecting London for Women and Girls

A ten-year City Bridge funded project, breaking down siloes across London’s systems and services, to drive long-term equitable change for the city’s women and girls.

Girls' School Exclusions

Working with girls, young women and other experts to evidence the intersectional drivers of girls’ official and unofficial exclusion from school and campaign for change.

Transforming Together

Working to build a resilient network of professionals, local decision-makers, and women with lived experience working together to improve support for women with multiple unmet needs in the North East.

Young Woman Surviving the Criminal Justice System

Young Women's Justice Project

Engaging with young women, front-line staff and other experts to build an evidence base about the needs of girls and young women in contact with the criminal justice system.

Women's Justice Reimagined

Ending inequality for Black, Asian, minoritised, and migratised women in the criminal justice system.