Refugee Welcome “Paddington” Action – Monday 24 October Middlesbrough with Margaret Clark APD Advocacy and Middlesbrough #Soroptimists lobbying Andy McDonald MP urging leaders to accept children under the terms of the Dubs amendment #refugeeswelcome #calaiskids http://bit.do/cCfCp Why Paddington? Paddington Bear is a unaccompanied child refugee who came
Margaret Clark Advocacy APD & SI Middlesbrough#soroptimists are proud to be supporting @Childdotorg & Great Big Supper Club #TGBSCLUBMeru Garden Project https://t.co/ZuA6ODdE3S Over the next three years Soroptimist Clubs are supporting the Meru Women’s Garden Project (MWGP), a collaboration with Child.org, that will educate, empower and enable
Together with SI Darlington, we are raising awareness of the Go Folic Campaign. http://www.gofolic.org.uk http://www.shinecharity.org.uk Go Folic! is a national campaign started by the charity Shine in 2011, to help raise vital awareness among all women of childbearing age about the importance of taking folic acid BEFORE
In Sierra Leone Mothers have been persuaded to attend a clinic to give birth to their babies instead of at home and following an urgent request Margaret Clark has handed over to Gill baby hats and clothes to forward to them. These are the only
President Uzma, and our speaker, Gwyneth Deprez from Middlesbrough Community Learning who gave a very informative presentation on the services they provide to adult learners in the community.
Members of SI Middlesbrough attended the Middlesbrough Town Meal on 10 September to promote Soroptimist International. Members enjoyed the day. Image shows President Uzma Kazmi.
SIM Afternoon Tea was a lovely event with fantastic food. Thanks to Geraldine and Kath for all their hard work and to all those who attended.
Flier of the Film Night 29 September 6 – 9pm Mima – Centre Square, Middlesbrough, TS1 2AZ Ticket: £10 Contact: cooperpageo21@aol.com or 0796 299 9001 Film Synopsis PK (Pee-Kay) is a comedy of ideas about a stranger, from galaxies away, in the city, who asks questions
A presentation on The challenges in Education was given by Sue Moppett, a retired Headteacher from Oxbridge Primary School, Stockton-on-Tees. Also, present was Pepsi from SI Nigeria, who is also a member of the St Vincent de Paul Society in Nigeria.
