We were delighted to welcome more than a dozen women to our open afternoon on Saturday 8 September at the Quakers Meeting House in Salisbury. Meeting like-minded women living locally was the plan for the afternoon, and it was great to find we
‘Bras and bubbly’ event – ‘supporting’ a worthy cause! Members and a few potential new members joined together for a fun social occasion with a serious message, one warm evening in July. Great conversation, laughter and discussion of our on going projects was shared over
Our speaker at the first of our new Wednesday evening speaker/supper meetings on 11 April will be Teresa Wells, Programme Director for EdUKaid. Teresa will give a presentation on the challenges children face in accessing an education in the developing world and how a small,
As part of efforts to attract more local women to join the embryo Club, members of the Salisbury Satellite Group have mounted a display in the window of Salisbury Library for the month of February 2018.
Members, partners and potential members and friends met up on Saturday 13 January to play pub skittles at the Swan at Stoford. The evening provided a great opportunity for members of the new Club to get to know each other a little better and for
Make a New Year’s resolution to make a difference for women and girls in 2018. Come and join the newest women’s club in Salisbury and you can achieve just that! Want to find out more? Salisbury Soroptimists are running a table display at Five Rivers Health
Christmas gifts delivered to the ladies we support locally, Christmas tree back down from the Christmas Tree Festival and Christmas Market Stall done, we decided it was time for us to kick back and enjoy ourselves. Our delicious Christmas meal this year at our usual
Our Christmas Market stall appearance was filmed for That’s Salisbury, which is available locally on Freeview Channel 7, or via YouTube. See us here:
Salisbury Soroptimists had a very successful (if chilly) day at Salisbury Christmas Market where they sold Purple Community Fund items made by women in vulnerable communities in the Philippines and the UK. They also sold jams, marmalades and chutneys made by one of their supporters.
At our November meeting we were delighted to welcome Eleanor Evans into our fledgling Salisbury Soroptimist Group. Eleanor, who originally hails from Watford, has lived in the Salisbury area for more than twenty years. Eleanor, on the right of this picture, was welcomed by existing
