At TIDA, we are a migrant-led organisation committed to bulding a just and inclusive society by challenging harmful narratives, dismantling systemic injustice, and amplifying the voices of marginalised communities. Our mission is simple but powerful: to build collective voice, shifts public perception, and drives real, systemic change.
From disability empowerment to youth advocacy, from education to inclusive healthcare, TIDA is committed to building a stronger, more united society right here in the UK.
Launching soon, The Together Plan is our groundbreaking initiative to support families of autistic children from racialised backgrounds. Designed with cultural sensitivity and real-world challenges in mind, it bridges the gap in services, fosters connection, and champions advocacy for systemic change.
Through heartfelt stroytelling, we bring their experiences to light, uncovering the barriers they face and the strength they show every day. These stories are not just personal journeys, they are powerful calls for change in healthcare, education and society.
TIDA is a UK-based charity that amplifies the voices of underrepresented communities. Rooted in compassion and powered by lived experience. We are not a service provider. We are organisers, educators, and cultural workers commited to using storytelling, advocacy, and dialogue to challenge exclusion and inspire strutural change.
We partner with families, young people, advocates, and professionals to build a movement rooted in lived experince and collective action. Together , we changing the story- and the systems-to create a fairer, more compassionate future
We envision a society Built on justice, care and collective belonging, where ,migrants, racialised communities are not only included but celebrated. Where stories are recognised as powerful forces for change. We aim to transform how society understands difference, dismantle systematic barriers, and build a future rooted in dignity, equity, and shared humanity.
We work across the Uk- bridging communities through local partnerships, peer support, and inclusive development.
A creative, healing, and strategic storytelling project led by migrants, for migrants.
TIDA Initiative is a cross cultural project supporting families raising children with disabilities (especially autism), with a focus on racialises and culturally diverse communities in the UK We understand that cultural stigma, lack of information, and limited support networks often leave families feeling isolated. The Together Plan bridges these gaps through culturally relevant resources, advocacy, and community- driven support systems. By telling these stories, we expose what needs to change and speak collective action to make it happen.
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We engage in educational campaigns aimed at educating young people about the dangers of violence, promoting peacebuilding and non-violent conflict resolution within communities. Our work challenges all forms of violence- domestic, political and social -by raising awareness and encouranging open dialogue.
We have actively involved in initiatives encouraging youth engagement in the democratic process. Promoted awareness around civic responsiblities and the importance of youth voices in shaping political outcomes and empowering people to shape communities through democratic processes.
We advocate for access to inclusive education, resources, and community support. From workshops to policy outreach, our work empowers people living with disabilities to thrive with dignity and equal opportunities.
Worked on projects focused on empowering girls through education, mentorship, and life skills training, addressing gender inquality and promoting leadership among young women
Everyone’s voice matters! Participated in a storytelling initiatives that amplified the voices and experiences of young people, fostering empathy, inclusion, and community dialogue through personal narratives. Over hundres of people shared their stoies.
