Saba works with various clients highlighting the mental health and wellbeing of young people, lack of support they receive, issues with cultural identity/abuse, racism and all forms of LGBTQI+ hate crime.

She is a trustee for Galop the UK’s LGBT+ anti-abuse charity and Building Bridges for Peace which is dedicated to promoting peace and conflict transformation globally.

Saba is a member of the Crown Prosecution Service London panels for hate crime and violence against women and girls. She also sits on the Metropolitan Police Service Trans and Non-binary forum, LGBT+ independent advisory panel and involved with community engagement.

She is a Diana Award Mentor supporting disadvantaged young people aged between 11-18.

It is the experience of abuse from her childhood which made her inclined to stand up to bullies, take on oppressive behaviour, and challenge people who are doing bad things.