On Friday President Sandra and Club members were delighted to enjoy the company of our MP, the Rt Hon Jeremy Wright QC, Town Mayor of Kenilworth Mike Hitchins and many friends from other voluntary organisations in Kenilworth to celebrate our 50th birthday. We were
We had a very happy AGM this year, as newly installed President Sandra had the happy task of giving out many long service membership certificates, and inducting Marion, our latest member. (Cloud, Marion’s assistance dog has become very popular with members!)
We’d love you to join us as we celebrate our ‘Golden’ birthday in style. Please email us at kenilworthsi@gmail.com for a booking form by Saturday 15th June
We had a great time supporting our local WaterAid group at their quiz night. Although we managed to provide two teams, we didn’t win but a fun time was had by all
Working with Days For Girls. We had a brilliant day helping make re-usable sanitary pads and pack up bags containing all the necessary bits to keep women and girls clean and healthy in Malawi. For us these are simply basics but for the
According to Wikipedia, the following famous ladies are linked to Kenilworth and District. They include our very own Club member Professor Rebecca Probert! Rebecca Probert (born 1973) legal historian and expert on marriage law. lived in Kenilworth with her travel writer husband Liam D’Arcy-Brown
In response to President Sue’s theme of ‘Think on it and her request for all clubs to hold at least one event which promotes wellbeing, one of our members organised a speaker from MIND for our dinner meeting last Thursday. Louise Ferro is responsible for
Let’s spread the message – She deserves a living income. Please follow the link to sign the petition http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/get%20involved/Current-campaigns/Fairtrade-Fortnight/Fairtrade-Fortnight-for-Campaigners
Jean Nutt (Soroptimist International Central Birmingham) gave us an overview of her Loves Me, Loves Me Not presentation that she uses in schools to raise awareness of what a healthy relationship should feel like. The talk is aimed at years 8-11 (13-16 year olds)
