Driving Systemic
Change to End
Domestic Abuse &
Violence Against
Women & Girls
"Expert training, research, and strategic support for organisations protecting lives."
We deliver specialist consultancy services, working in strategic partnership with community organisations, local authorities, and professional stakeholders to provide integrated and coordinated support. With a strong commitment to equity, we place particular emphasis on supporting marginalised and underrepresented communities, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are effectively addressed. Through a collaborative and outcomes-focused approach, we aim to remove barriers to safety and strengthen the effectiveness, accessibility, and inclusivity of the services we help shape.
Years Experience
Organisations Worked With
Professionals Trained
Survivors Supported
Fuelled by a deep commitment to supporting others and creating lasting impact, backed by extensive frontline experience.
A British-born Bangladeshi Muslim with over two decades of professional experience, bringing deep and diverse understanding across sectors including Safeguarding, Child Protection, Education, Domestic Abuse, and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).
For more than ten years, dedicated to the charity sector, working at the forefront of Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence—supporting survivors, influencing change, and raising critical awareness.
Fluent in five languages, able to connect meaningfully with diverse communities, ensuring voices are heard, understood, and empowered.
Years Professional Experience
Years in Charity Sector
Languages Spoken
"Everyone has the right to live without fear."
One Voice, One Journey,
One Step at a Time
Be Your Voice Consultancy Services is a specialist organisation committed to tackling Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). We deliver expert guidance, training, research, policy development, and strategic support to strengthen responses and drive meaningful change.
We work in partnership with community groups, local authorities, and professionals to deliver coordinated support and break down barriers to safety. Everything we do is driven by urgency, compassion, and a firm belief that everyone has the right to live without fear.
Through consultancy, outreach, training, partnerships, and advocacy, we strive to create lasting change — shaping individual lives and influencing wider systems.
Expert Services for
Lasting Change
We offer a comprehensive range of specialist services designed to strengthen organisational responses to Domestic Abuse and VAWG and support survivors at every stage of their journey.
Policy Consultancy & Advisory
Expert policy guidance to help organisations develop robust, evidence-based frameworks that prioritise survivor safety and systemic accountability.
Training & Workforce Development
Specialist Domestic Abuse and VAWG training programmes for frontline workers, managers, and leadership teams — building trauma-informed, survivor-centred practice.
Research & Policy
Rigorous research and policy analysis to generate evidence, inform practice, and advocate for systemic improvements in Domestic Abuse and VAWG responses.
Strategic Systems Change
Working with local authorities, police, and health services to redesign systems that better identify, respond to, and prevent violence against women and girls.
Advocacy & Outreach
Community outreach and advocacy work that amplifies survivor voices, challenges harmful norms, and drives cultural change at every level.
Survivor Support Services
Offering direct, person-centred support through advocacy, signposting, outreach, and tailored services for those impacted by so-called honour-based abuse and harmful practices.
Building Capability Across the Sector
Our training programmes are delivered to local authorities, police and criminal justice agencies, charities and NGOs, and health and social care providers — equipping professionals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond effectively to Domestic Abuse and VAWG.
- Domestic Abuse and VAWG awareness and identification
- Safeguarding and risk management
- Trauma-informed interviewing
- Policy and procedures development
- Multi-agency working and referral pathways
Guided by Compassion,
Driven by Urgency
Every aspect of our work is underpinned by a set of core values that reflect our commitment to survivors, communities, and systemic justice.
Voice
We listen with care and believe those who come to us. We create space for every story and support survivors to be heard.
Inclusion
We are dedicated to engaging marginalised and underrepresented communities, ensuring everyone has access to support and no one is excluded.
Safety & Dignity
A survivor-centred approach that prioritises safety, dignity, and empowerment in every service and interaction.
Collaboration
Strong multi-agency collaboration with charities, local authorities, and police to deliver coordinated, effective responses.
"The next generation of girls will grow up safer from violence."
Our Commitment
What is Domestic Abuse and VAWG?
Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) refer to patterns of abusive behaviour used to control, harm, or intimidate another person. While VAWG recognises that women and girls are disproportionately affected, abuse can impact individuals of any gender, including men and boys. It is closely linked to inequality and can take many forms, including physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and financial abuse.
Sexual Violence
Including rape, sexual assault, and exploitation in all its forms.
Domestic Abuse
Coercive control, physical, emotional, and financial abuse within intimate relationships.
Stalking & Harassment
Persistent unwanted contact and behaviour that causes fear and distress.
Female Genital Mutilation
A harmful practice affecting girls and women, recognised as a serious form of abuse.
Forced Marriage
Marriage without free and full consent, often involving coercion or deception.
So-Called Honour-Based Abuse
Violence or abuse committed in the name of so-called 'honour', affecting individuals who are perceived to have brought shame on their family.
Harmful Practices
Actions or behaviors that harm people's physical, emotional, or social well-being. They can limit rights, opportunities, and overall quality of life.
"Domestic Abuse and VAWG has a profound impact on individuals and society, undermining progress toward gender equality. Factors such as race, ethnicity, socio-economic status, religion, sexuality, gender identity, disability, mental health, or age can increase the risk of violence and create additional barriers to accessing justice and support."
Our Partners & Clients
We collaborate with a wide range of organisations committed to ending violence against women and girls.
Local Authorities
Supporting councils to develop and implement robust Domestic Abuse and VAWG strategies, policies, and commissioning frameworks.
Police & Criminal Justice
Training and advising police forces, CPS, and courts to improve identification, response, and prosecution of Domestic Abuse and VAWG.
Charities & NGOs
Partnering with specialist charities and third-sector organisations to strengthen service delivery and sector capacity.
Health & Social Care
Working with NHS trusts, GPs, and social care providers to embed trauma-informed, Domestic Abuse and VAWG-aware practice.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Whether you want to partner with us, commission training, fund our work, or simply learn more — we'd love to hear from you.
Let's Work
Together
Whether you're a local authority, charity, police service, or health provider — we'd love to explore how we can support your work in ending Violence Against Women and Girls.
Email Us
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