Projects & Portfolio

At HERSANA, our projects and portfolio reflect our unwavering commitment to supporting and empowering Black and Black mixed heritage femmes who have experienced gender-based violence. Each of our initiatives is designed with a focus on healing, advocacy, and creating long-lasting change in the systems that impact our communities.

Our portfolio showcases the breadth and impact of our work, highlighting our dedication to creating safe spaces, providing culturally sensitive services, and promoting systemic change. Through impactful collaborations, innovative programs, and community-centered initiatives, we’re proud to demonstrate how our work is helping to build a future where every Black femme can access the support, justice, and care they deserve.

Explore our projects and portfolio to see how HERSANA is making a difference in the lives of survivors, their families, and communities, inspiring hope, driving change, and empowering individuals along the way.

Home Office – Enough Campaign

It was a pleasure to have consulted on and supported Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the Enough Campaign.

The award-winning Enough campaign targets potential perpetrators of violence against women and girls.

Tackling violence against women and girls

As a Women’s Rights Activist and Gender-based Violence Specialist from a Black background, I am honoured to present this Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy.

Community Bystander Intervention Workshops

Empowering Croydon residents and businesses to be active bystanders and challenge misogyny and anti-social behaviour safely.

SANA Fest

SANA Fest is an annual event organised by HERSANA CIC to commemorate our anniversary and highlight a need to curate spaces by and for Black femmes everywhere.

The Drive Partnership

The Drive Partnership has launched a new phase of its National Systems Change work by partnering with specialist by-and-for organisations and experts

Elianne Andam

The Croydon community came together on Friday 27 September to honour the memory of Elianne Andam, a 15-year-old girl who was the tragic victim of knife crime as she made her way to school last year, on the one-year anniversary of her death.

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