We are really delighted to be donating £1750.55 to Baby Lifeline after our charity matinee on October 4th of Jane Austen’s “Emma” at Kenilworth Talisman.Theatre. Many thanks to the Talisman for working with us on this and many congratulations on superb production of Andrew Davies’
It may be some months ago now but we haven’t forgotten the excellent work done by Deborah Thomas, a women’s health physiotherapist and Doctor Rebecca Jacques, on our behalf, when they led an evening devoted to Your Menopause Matters. The project was the focus of
We loved hearing from the manager from our local Refuge organisation about their work. She radiates positivity and talked eloquently about the challenges and the solutions they find in Warwickshire to support women and their families who need safe places to rebuild their lives.
The ideal size for a club is the one in which every member has the opportunity to work to their strengths, make friends, learn and contribute. So what size is that – ooh, about our size, don’t you think! A very warm welcome to Alison.
What could be better? Eve and the social events committee organised beautiful weather for our walk and it just couldn’t have been a more pleasant way to spend an afternoon. Look at the pictures, I think you can tell.
Go to the Programme Action page to see pictures of the bags, filled and ready to be delivered to Foston Hall. Sent with hope from one group of women to another.
At July’s business meeting we welcomed Dr Tara Morton to talk about her project “Mapping Women’s Suffrage” . Tara has researched women’s activism beyond what took place, and is well documented, in cities as in Manchester and London. Her resarch has taken her into the
Club was given a compelling presentation, supported by audiovisual materials, on the topic of women in prison and the work of Anawim, Anawim – Birmingham’s Centre for Women a Birmingham-based charity supporting vulnerable women. She highlighted that Anawim’s services are available to all women, regardless
A great fundraiser for our club is marshalling for the Two Castles Run. This involves being there for any runners who need help, offering drinks as they go past and generally admiring and encouraging them all. It’s a good way to spend a morning!
