The ASHA Centre is located in the beautiful Royal Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, between the River Severn and River Wye.

As well as hosting courses, the Centre is available for hire. Corporations, charities and groups of individuals use the ASHA Centre for conferences, retreats and private functions.  

All ASHA Centre profits go toward funding its pioneering leadership and personal development projects with young people from around the world, whose lives are transformed by the experiences they gain at the ASHA Centre.

ASHA comes from the Sanskrit word meaning ‘eternal law, the inherent nature of existence’.

In Avestan ASHA means ‘the righteous way’ and ‘divine justice’. In many languages it also means ‘hope’.

The ASHA Centre