Newsletter
Welcome to Sahil Project
The Project initially started as a telephone helpline to address the wide range of issues that women were facing. The Project today provides a very broad array of practical and emotional support for women from Black Minority Communities especially from Asian Sub-Continent. Over the years the difficulties that the women had and received help with have been varied and complex and the first ten years saw the Project trying to respond to all types of issues. However this approach was revived to a robust and more focused one resulting in Sahil concentrating on a number of core services, which is still the basis of its work today.
Our Aims and Objectives
Aims:
To provide befriending and signposting service to Asian women who experience stress, isolation and
depression
To provide a professional and person-orientated service
To be sensitive to the lifestyles and cultural values of Asian women living in Britain today
To facilitate, monitor and deliver a ‘drop-in’ service, among other, with a view to reducing isolation
To provide outreach and home visits, if the user is unable to visit the Sahil office
Objectives:
Benefit of Asian women in the area.
The relief of need, hardship and poverty.
The advancement of education.
The preservation and protection of health.
The provision or assistance in the provision of facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and other
leisure time occupation with the object of improving their conditions of life.
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