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Events
Aashna+ is hosting the following events.
Event
01:00 PM-05:00 PM UTC
Past event
05:00 PM-07:00 PM UTC
Top financial contributors
Individuals
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georgia
£610 GBP since May 2024
2
AG
£310 GBP since May 2024
IR
£300 GBP since Mar 2024
4
A
£260 GBP since Jun 2024
5
SN
£210 GBP since Apr 2024
6
SJ
£180 GBP since Jun 2024
7
JR
£160 GBP since May 2024
8
DS
£150 GBP since May 2024
9
georgia f
£130 GBP since Jun 2024
TD
£120 GBP since May 2024
11
A+CGPM
£110 GBP since May 2024
Claire
£80 GBP since Jun 2024
Samia
£50 GBP since May 2024
14
A.S
£40 GBP since May 2024
15
Jaz
£20 GBP since Jul 2024
Organizations
Aashna + Service
£14,153.7 GBP since Apr 2024
The Social Change Nest
£68 GBP since Feb 2024
Aashna+ is all of us
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Thank you for supporting Aashna+.
IR
Admin
£300 GBP
Sharmila Kohli
Admin
Jamie Crabb
Admin
Pretish
Admin
Aashna + Service
£14,154 GBP
georgia
£610 GBP
AG
£310 GBP
A
£260 GBP
SN
£210 GBP
SJ
£180 GBP
JR
£160 GBP
DS
£150 GBP
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About
Aashna+ was conceived with the aim of developing an accessible communal approach to individual therapy, where differences are embraced and interconnectedness is affirmed. At its heart, Aashna+ is a social justice project offering an accessible longer-term service for people from marginalised communities diverse in race, culture, social background, religion, sexuality, age, gender, disability, care experience and other intersectionality; who may otherwise struggle to seek therapy.
All involved; clients, therapists, supervisors and the Aashna creative team are participants in a bigger social experiment. By co-creating a pot of ‘communal resources’, we contribute our presence, our commitment to the wider project, our time, creative energy and financial support according to our individual means. In essence, the pot of communal resources enables us to offer accessible, inclusive and in-depth psychotherapy, groups and projects. Moreover, it offers all of us a sense of belonging to a growing community informed by our ethos that difference in all its forms has to be recognised and resources can be shared.
Intertwined in this vision, is an intention to support therapists to develop a practice that is sensitive to the complexity of intersectionality and to the implications of existing power structures within the psychotherapy field and beyond. Our emergent process emphasises our belief that collective and collaborative community is intrinsic in supporting both our own and our client's growth.