Sikh Women's Aid

24/09/2026

📢 Registration is Now Open | Hidden in Plain Sight | Sikh Women’s Aid 2026 Conference

Join Sikh Women's Aid for the launch of our 2026 National Survey Report, revealing the experiences of Sikh Panjabi women and girls across the UK.

This year's research shines a spotlight on child to parent abuse and financial abuse—two forms of harm that remain largely hidden and under-researched—alongside domestic abuse and the barriers that prevent women from seeking help.

📅 Monday 23rd November 2026
🕤 9:30am – 2:30pm
📍 In-person Only - Mattioli Woods, 1 New Walk Place, Leicester, LE1 6RU

Hear the findings first, explore what they mean for policy and practice, and join the conversation on improving support for Sikh Panjabi women and families.

🎟️ Book your place: https://tinyurl.com/SWAConference2026

"So why call her bad? From her, kings are born."

Join us for the launch of our 2026 National Survey findings and learnings from UK's only survey for Sikh Panjabi women and girls.

02/09/2026

🚨 Final Call. The Survey Closes This Friday. 🚨

This is your last opportunity to take part in the 2026 Sikh Women's Aid National Survey

If you are a Sikh Panjabi woman or girl aged 16+ living in the UK, we want to hear from you.

Whether your experiences have been positive or challenging, your voice matters. Every response helps us better understand the realities facing Sikh Panjabi women and girls today and strengthens the evidence we use to improve our services, influence policy, secure funding, and advocate for change.

We will not be running another national survey until 2028.

Please don't leave your voice out of the conversation.

✅ Anonymous
✅ Approximately 15 minutes
✅ Available in English and Panjabi

If you have already completed the survey, thank you. Please help us by sharing it with your daughters, sisters, mothers, aunties, friends and wider networks.

English Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/59JRBTJ

Panjabi Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3V38DHG

Your voice today will help shape Sikh Women's Aid for the next two years.

From Her, Kings Are Born.

22/07/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Gurkeerat Gujral, Rita Kumar, Manjit Mandeir, Gurpreet Singh Ghag

21/07/2026

We welcome the conviction and sentencing of Gagandeep Singh.

We commend the extraordinary courage of the survivor for coming forward and thank her mother for standing beside her throughout this journey. Their bravery has ensured a dangerous perpetrator has been held accountable.

Our thoughts are with the survivor as she continues her recovery.

20/07/2026

Good riddance.

Another filthy monster, Gagandeep Singh (34) behind bars after being found guilty of two counts of r**e, false imprisonment, causing grievous bodily harm with intent and kidnap

20/07/2026

🚨 350 Voices. Thank You. Let's Reach 500.

We have now reached 350 responses to the 2026 Sikh Women's Aid National Survey.

To every Sikh Panjabi woman and girl who has already taken part, thank you. Your voice matters, and every response is helping us build the evidence needed to improve support, influence policy, and challenge the issues affecting our community.

🎯 Our next milestone is 500 responses.

If you are a Sikh Panjabi woman or girl aged 16+ living in the UK, we need to hear from you.

You do not need to have experienced abuse to take part. We want to understand the experiences, pressures and realities facing Sikh Panjabi women and girls today, whether positive or negative.

✅ Anonymous
✅ Approximately 15 minutes
✅ Available in English and Panjabi
✅ Your voice will help shape future services, research and national policy

Every response strengthens the evidence. Every voice helps create change.

Please complete the survey and share it with your Sikh Panjabi daughters, sisters, mothers, aunties, friends and wider networks.

▶️ English Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/59JRBTJ

▶️ Panjabi Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3V38DHG

16/07/2026

As we begin to prepare for our Sikh Women’s Aid Remembrance Day this coming Friday, we remember Kirandeep Kaur, a young woman and new mum, whose life was cut tragically short, in her own home, where she should have been safe.

We stand in solidarity with her family during this incredibly difficult time and remember that behind every statistic is a woman whose life mattered, a family forever changed and a community left grieving.

May she rest in peace. 🕊️

09/07/2026

SIKH WOMENS AID REMEMBRANCE DAY 2026 - GUEST SPEAKERS CONFIRMED

We are proud to share the incredible speakers joining us for this year's Sikh Women's Aid Remembrance Day.

Each speaker brings a wealth of knowledge, lived experience and professional expertise. Together, they will help us reflect on the lives lost, explore the lessons we must learn and discuss what more needs to be done to prevent women and girls from losing their lives to domestic abuse, honour based abuse and harmful practices.

This event sold out several weeks ago and we now have a waiting list. Thank you to everyone who has booked to attend and to all those who continue to support our work. We look forward to welcoming you to Nottingham on 17 July for a powerful morning of remembrance, learning and action.

Together we remember. Together we learn. Together we prevent.

03/07/2026

Sikh Women's Aid 2026 National Women’s Survey

CAN WE HAVE 15 MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND ATTENTION PLEASE? 🙂🙏🏽

We are inviting Sikh Panjabi women and girls aged 16+ currently living in the UK to take part and help us better understand the experiences, pressures, and harms impacting our community."

🔗 English Link: https://lnkd.in/eUMhpJRT

🔗 Panjabi Link: https://lnkd.in/ext2nicT

➡️ Open to UK resident Sikh Panjabi women and girls over the age of 16

➡️ You do NOT need to have experienced abuse to participate

⁠➡️ Female only survey

➡️ 40 questions

➡️ Approximately 15 minutes to complete

➡️ Available in both English and Panjabi

Please complete and share within your networks so as many voices as possible are heard. If you are a male receiving this please forward on to all your Sikh Panjabi female networks.

21/06/2026

Today can bring joy, grief, relief, sadness, gratitude, or a mixture of them all.

We honour the fathers who loved and protected, remember those who are no longer with us, acknowledge those who were absent, and recognise the mothers, grandparents, relatives, and carers who stepped into the gap when they had to.

For every child navigating complicated feelings today, and for every parent carrying more than their share, we see you.

Family is not defined by who should have been there, but by who was.

💜 Happy Father’s Day to all those who love, guide, protect, and show up.