Who we are
Heswall members are a group of like minded women working together to support women and girls through service projects and fundraising.
Women working together for women and girls
Join us for service, friendship and fun
There is something for everyone in Soroptimists. Our shared interests and skills come together to build and make a difference.
Club information
Extending a welcome to new members
When and where we meet
Our regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month except August. Most meetings start at 7pm and are held at Heswall Hall, Telegraph Road, Heswall, CH60 0AF.
Club programme
Business meetings, speaker meetings on a wide range of topics and social events are held through the year. Members here are gardening at Hoylake Cottage care home.
Current projects
Club projects vary from short term and local to longer commitment and often overseas.
Violence against women
Stalls informing the public about domestic violence have been held at several local supermarkets and generated conversations and increased awareness.
Mastectomy cushions
The crafty ladies in the group have made mastectomy cushions for the local hospital, story bags for schools and trauma teddies to name a few.
Latest Club News
Charter Dinner
Over 60 people attended the club Charter Dinner on Saturday 17th October. Heswall members were joined by guests from Bebington, Chester, Nantwich, Northwich, Liverpool (our grandmother club), and Rhyl clubs. The photo shows Kathy, Regional President, with the President of SI Liverpool and Heswall club members.
The evening was very enjoyable and enjoyed by all with dinner followed by an entertaining talk by Tina Saunders who was dressmaker to the late Queen Elizabeth.
Go All In
The National Year of Reading 2026 is a project which the club is supporting. A number of members are involved with reading in schools, with residents at Hoylake Cottage and at Tomorrow's Women Wirral. Recently a new contact was established with Bedford Drive Primary School in Rock Ferry where the staff are keen to encourage reading both in school and at home. There is a book shed on the playground for the children's use with a sign 'the more you read the more you succeed'. Heswall members collected over 80 books and also a bookcase for the school book shed and these were delivered to the school. The donated books will be held in the reception for children to take home and also the book shed in the playground, where children can read quietly.