The Sit Down: Using My Care And Prison Experience To Empower Women | Aliyah Ali
After entering the criminal justice system as a young person in care, Aliyah found herself in a cycle of crime. After seeing other young women caught up in the system, she decided to set up Daddyless Daughters, a non-profit that supports girls and...
Life After Prison · Prison Radio Association
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Show Notes
After entering the criminal justice system as a young person in care, Aliyah found herself in a cycle of crime. After seeing other young women caught up in the system, she decided to set up Daddyless Daughters, a non-profit that supports girls and young women across London who may have complex needs. Here, she talks to Zak and Jules about her story, and about what she believes still needs to change.
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- Samaritans
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- Advance
- Refuge
- Daddyless Daughters
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