Mission: To Provide the Support that Empowers South Asian Women to Become Self-Reliant and Live in an Abuse Free Future

ASHA Spring Newsletter 2013 -  Click here to read.

Save the Date!

Mandatory ALL Volunteers Training on

June 15th 2013.

More details will follow.

Mark your calendars now and make this a priority. *Please note that in order to continue working with ASHA this training is mandatory for both new and existing/current volunteers.

ASHA featured on NBC news

NBC has chosen ASHA for Women as one of the charities to feature in their program "Twelve Days of Giving". Click here to view the video recording.

ASHA Fall Newsletter 2012 -  Click here to read.

2012 ASHA Gala Celebrations

The ASHA Gala on September 15th, 2012 was a huge success. Thanks to the support of all its volunteers, sponsors and partners. Everyone enjoyed an evening of fine dining, live and silent auctions and inspiring speeches. Here are some pictures from the Gala.

The Evening Program Beautiful Tables Delicious food! Dinner Auction Items 1 Auction Items 3 Auction Items 2

ASHA Spring Newsletter 2012

 

ASHA means “hope” in several South Asian languages. ASHA for Women, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, dedicates its services to provide community-based, culturally-competent support to South Asian women and their children who have faced domestic violence in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
ASHA for Women was one of the first South Asian domestic violence organizations to be formed in the United States. Founded in 1989, it was created in response to the needs of South Asian women who face language, cultural, and social barriers, and fall through the cracks of the domestic violence service system.

The design of this website was made possible by a generous grant from the Washington Area Women’s Foundation.

 

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