At our March meeting, Sarah Towers gave an inspirational talk on running marathons in Morocco.  

Members prepared white roses to take to the residents and staff of Highfield Care Home in celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8th.

  DS John Bentley from Cleveland Police collecting the latest batch of 12 new start holdalls for victims of  exploitation. The bags contain basic clothing and toiletries.    

Member Sue Moppett delivering the latest donations to Purple Rose, a Stockton based charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers.

We continue to support our local food bank and the Grow Baby charity.                  

Mike Naylor of Stockton Borough Council gave us a very interesting and entertaining talk about the new recycling arrangements.

At our January meeting we presented Sue Willoughby with ten bags containing clothing, toiletries and various craft items. Sue Willoughby is Head of Services Unity at A Way Out, a local charity supporting vulnerable women and families.

Member Julie delivered two bags of socks, hats, scarves and some warm clothing to Nitelight CIC, a charity which supports homeless and vulnerable people in Stockton.

Julie and Joyce met with Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner Matt Storey.We have  received a grant of £3900 towards the cost of putting together emergency ‘grab bags’ for victims of trafficking and modern slavery.

November 24th marked the start of 16 days of action against domestic violence. Stockton Town Hall has been lit up with orange. Our member, Val, has kindly made orange roses for members to wear during this period.