This is a date that we celebrate every year. The achievements and the long list of what still has to be achieved to attain gender equality across the world, in all societies, education, the workplace, the opportunities and to end violence against women & girls.
We were delighted to welcome Conny Looi Osborne from our sister club, SI Bangsay, Malaysia who was over in the UK visiting relatives in Ipswich. She is a great advocate for our organisation and very involved in the project work her Club has undertaken in
Working through Suffolk Refugee Support.last year we helped three Ukrainian refugees take a course in English for their particular career so they could take up a position and become financially independent. One of these ladies said a few months ago that she had never seen
Ipswich is a dispersal area for Refugees. We are proud to support the Suffolk Refugee Centre https://suffolkrefugee.org.uk who do brilliant work with Refugees who come to settle in our area. They provide: Quality independent advice and support Help with education, employment, access to immigration
We’re delighted to announce that the winners of our Family Care Award have been selected and given their Awards. This included the Trophy’s shown here, a Certificate and their prizes of retail vouchers.
The Future is Purple This charity passionately believes in providing sustainable opportunities so that their beneficiaries can help themselves and their families out of poverty through the acquisition of new skills, education, training and our holistic programmes. They strive to make a difference to those
