Associations Charities That specialise in Womens institute

A Branch of the Women's Institute

To advance the education of women in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare. To promote sustainable development; advance health and advance citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

Village hall - offering the hall to local people and outsiders.Serving the local community, WI, Residents Assoc. Fete CommitteeBrownies/Guides. Family parties, Jazz & Tap, Line Dancing & LocalHistory Group. Art Group. WI, Scottish Dancing, Guides.Brownies, Yoga Local Council. ElectionsSewing GroupFlower ArrangingTable top SalesJumble Sales

The W.I. formed in 1915 with two clear aims, to revitalise rural communities and encourage women to produce more food during the 1st world war. Today the W.I. provides women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

Grants given to member biannually to further knowledge/skills in their chosen area.Grants made where needed locally that benefit community

Once a year we donate a sum of money to a local charity chosen by our members. We hold events during the year to raise money for this purpose.

Craft and Produce classes. Talks.

The charity enables members to fulfil social and educational needs by granting bursaries.

We enable women to take effective part in Rural Life.

The charity provides minibus transport, complete with drivers, at low cost, along with their replacement, insurance, maintenance etc. 1) To Age Concern Shrops, Telford & Wrekin for their eight day centres in Shrewsbury. 2) To a large number of elderly groups, eg, church groups, MU, WI, stroke club, Shropshire Mind etc etc.

Regular meetings with interesting speakers.Social evenings.Social daytime activitiesDay Schools and outings of educational interest.

support the education of women

Providing social, educational and recreational facilities for women in the local area.

We are a Women's Institute

To improve the quality of life of the community. To further the education of women to enable them to contribute to society.

WI Darts team, WI bowling team, catering for local show, gardening and walking groups, support community by helping at local events, environment - planting trees, collecting litter. Theatre outings, craft groups - painting, pottery, etc. Speakers at meetings on topics of interest to members

Educational activities.Other defined groupsother charitable activities

BOWLS CLUB, WHIST CLUB, WOMENS INSTITUTE, FLOWER CLUB, NORTH TYNE UNDER 5's, WINE CIRCLE, FUN & FITNESS

Provide and maintain a hall for the use of the general public for activities to the benefit of the community i.e. sport, art, entertainment, W.I. and church meetings etc.

Activities concerned with Womens Institute - craft, books, walking, theatre, supporting local school etc.

Ashton Keynes WI holds regular members meetings, also Group meetings, social and occasional community-related activities within the village.

provides facilities for community activities: such as brownies, guides, young farmers, short mat bowling group,WI, gardening club,merched y wawr, judo Club, whist drives, Xmas and Easter fairs, Horticultural Show and Village Carnival. Badminton Club, Table Tennis Club

Women's Institute meetings W I Activities advance the education and citizenship of women and enable them to work together in their communities to put into practive the ideals for which the WI stands.

To provide facilities for village organisations eg: WI, Flower Club,Toddlers, Parish Council, Lunches for Senior Citizens. and for community functions such as the annual Beer festival to raise money for the school;Apple Day to raise money for the Playgroup and AGMs of local groups.

Alleviation of poverty in Tenali, India, and in particular for the Polio Hostel Manager and his family and those who have attended the Hostel, plus others as the trustees see fit. With no new polio cases arising, the charity is scaling down its operation.