Si Falkirk is a women’s organisation which supports issues, and causes that support the welfare of women and girls locally and across the world. We come together fortnightly apart from main holiday periods and enjoy a range of social activities. We currently welcome members from Falkirk, West Lothian, Stirling and the surrounding areas.
SI Falkirk is a womens organistaion and has members from throughout Forth Valley and West Lothian. Our club is warm and friendly with members coming from every walk of life so our conversations are always interesting. We work together to help other women and girls in many different ways .
A club by women for women, where everyone is heard
Soroptimists are like minded women who enjoy working together to give their service and support to organisations advocating the best for women. Our club welcomes women who want to make a difference to the lives of others. Women who enjoy the friendship and fellowship of our project and volunteering activities as well as sharing meals together and enjoying a wide range of social activities together.
Thursdays fortnightly
7-9pm
The Grange Manor Hotel,
Grangemouth
FK3 8XJ
November 2026 meetings:-
November 5th : 'Guide Dogs For The Blind'
November 19th : Learn about our projects
Leisure Hour : 3rd November Klondyke Garden Centre, Falkirk 1.45 to 3pm (coffee and a chat)
No one in Scotland dies because help doesn’t reach them on time as it serves the whole country. The Air Ambulances can reach people in remote islands and rural areas to provide vital medical care quickly.
Members and friends of SI Falkirk make a range of items from breast cushions, trauma teddies, twiddle muffs and many other items to provide comfort to women and girls in hospitals, care homes and in the community.
The UN 16 days of activism against gender based violence starts on the 25th November until the 10th December annually to eliminate violence against women and girls and promote human rights.
Come along to the Boys Brigade museum in the Howgate shopping centre, Falkirk. You will find a beautiful display showing the work Falkirk Soroptimists do. The museum officially opens on the 14th November at 11 am and will be an exciting event.
Interested in learning a new craft? You can enrol in a craft class or to learn to crochet (for beginners). A small donation for the crochet classes will go to The Scottish Charity Air Ambulance and for the craft classes to Blood Cancer.
Stitches of Comfort and example of how a small idea can grow to help women and children in a practical way when experiencing trauma
