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Project Esperanza is set up to support individuals particularly those from migrant and minoritised communities who are experiencing inequality, isolation, and violence against women and girls (VAWG). We work to improve safety, wellbeing, and access to rights by providing culturally responsive, trauma-informed and faith sensitive support. We do this through one-to-one advocacy, group programmes, youth work, and community-based education. Our youth work supports young people, to build confidence, understand their rights, and challenge harmful norms. Across all services, we address issues such as gender-based violence, socio cultural abuse, human rights, racism, mental health, social isolation, and access to healthcare, including maternal and reproductive health. We also build trust with statutory services, raise awareness, and empower women and young people with knowledge, confidence, and pathways to independence.