OUR STORY
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Transformation Talk is a Community Interest Company (CIC) dedicated to supporting and empowering survivors of abuse experiences, careleavers, and students from disadvantage background through motivational workshop.
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At Transformation Talk, we build community through unity by creating safe and empowering spaces for care leavers, survivors of abuse, and students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Our work is rooted in the belief that resilience is the capacity for change, and that no one’s past should define their future.
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We deliver university workshops that explore the impact of poverty, mental health, and systemic barriers on education, helping students challenge limiting beliefs and unlock their potential. We also run empowerment workshops for care-experienced individuals and survivors of childhood sexual abuse and female genital mutilation (FGM), providing space for healing, growth, and self-discovery.
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In addition, we offer professional training to raise awareness about FGM, ensuring frontline workers are informed, equipped, and able to support those at risk. Through every session and every conversation, we aim to inspire change, build resilience, and strengthen community.
OUR FOUNDER
Isatu Momoh is a care-experienced advocate, author, who uses her lived experiences including growing up without parents, surviving childhood sexual abuse, and female genital mutilation, to amplify the voices of survivors and vulnerable communities.
With a background in Social Anthropology and a strong passion for education and social change, Isatu is dedicated to breaking systemic barriers and inspiring care-experienced individuals to reach their full potential.
She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Education and International Development to support the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals for women and girls.
Through her work, Isatu is committed to building inclusive communities and driving meaningful change through unity and empowerment.
