The Asian Women’s Network (TAWN), established in the 1990s, is dedicated to addressing issues affecting Asian women in West London, particularly in Southall and Hounslow. The organization has historically collaborated with local entities such as the Asian Women’s Refuge and The Asian Health Agency to establish vital support services. These include setting up a women’s refuge in Hounslow, launching a helpline for women experiencing domestic violence and mental health challenges, and operating a volunteer-run advice helpline.
Currently, TAWN is focused on initiatives aimed at raising awareness about Asian women’s mental health and well-being.
TAWN is currently producing an educational video film to create awareness of mental health related issues on Asian women and.
TAWN has also launched a volunteer-run 24 Hour Helpline to support Asian women facing domestic violence, mental health concerns, or those simply in need of a listening ear, advice, or support.
Contact Kamaljit Kaur: 07540 346870
FREE & confidential 24 hour Asian Women’s Helpline
0800 112 3360
TAWN’s overarching goals include providing a platform for Asian women’s voices, empowering them by building capacity and resilience, addressing inequalities within mainstream institutions and their own communities, facilitating networking opportunities, promoting collaborations that tackle these inequalities, and encouraging leadership, mentoring, and volunteering opportunities focused on women’s empowerment.
A FILM on Asian Women & Mental Health: Launch date: MAY 2025
TAWN will be launching an educational documentary film on Asian Women & Mental Health
Contact Kamaljit Kaur: 07540 346870