Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

We provide women with educational opportunities, a chance to build new skills and to take part in a wide variety of activities. We also campaign on issues that matter to us & our community.

Open to all women to attend courses and meetings on issues associated with rural life including arts, crafts, sciences, handicrafts, health, sport, health and social wefare.

THE OBJECTIVES OF SWRC ARE TO SUPPORT DESTITUTE PEOPLE IN DISTRESS OR ILL HEALTH TO GAIN ACCESS TO SERVICES, AS WELL PROVIDING WELFARE SUPPORT FOR THE SAME. THE ORGANISATION ALSO PROVIDES COMMUNITY, EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WHICH ENABLE REFUGEE AND OTHER MIGRANT COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LIFE OF THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITY AS RESIDENTS AND ACTIVE CITIZENS IN THE UK.

Monthly meetings are held with speakers/demonstrators covering various subjects - educational and/or artistic. Visits are made to historical buildings and gardens and to various places of work to increase knowledge of the past and present.

Education grants to students from primary through to Further education. Grants to youth groups such as Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Duke of Edinburgh Scheme etc.

education /improving rural life

We play a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

To provide women with educational opportunities, the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide range of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

Once a month, we have a meeting for all members. At this meeting we usually have a guest speaker. In between the meetings, we organise various activities such as outings, sports and educational sessions.

Providing for any school at which girls attend and which is in or substantially serves the beneficial area (Parish of Upton upon Severn) such benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority.Promoting the education and social and physical training of females under the age of 25 years who are resident in the beneficial area and who are in need of financial assistance.

Women's Institute Activities including speakers and presentations to educate and interest members, trips and outings, raising money.

Educational activities

We join with national W.I. in lobbying the government on relevant issues. We support local charities in various ways. We conduct educational visits for members. We raise funds by raffles, sales tables and coffee mornings.

Girlguiding UK enables girls and young women to develop their potential and to make a difference to the world. Earley District run units locally to achieve this accomodating girls from the age of 5 to 65. A variety of activities are run including crafts, adventurous activities, singing, outdoor camping and opportunities to travel and stay away. Topics include the world, the environment.

Rhiwbina Girlguiding Centre. Previously been used for Girlguiding activities but is temporarily closed whilst consideration is given to rebuilding the hall as it is currently not safe to use.

Eleven monthly meetings, usually with a speaker, are held during the year. Special interest groups are organised & outings & lunches arranged. Members are also involved in voluntary work in the community. We also participate in the wider activities of the WI Federation regionally & nationally.

THE WI GIVES COMPANIONSHIP - EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELDERLY, THOSE PROJECTS ARE FUNDED BY OURSELVES BY ATTENDING FETES - COFFEE MORNINGS ETC

Hylton WI is a member of the National Federation of WI's and forms part of Tyne and Wear South Federation of WI's. Activities include a monthly meeting open to both members and guests and comprises a business section and also an entertainment or speaker from a wide variety of backgrounds. Involvement in activities organised by both our local and our national groups are also supported.

TO IMPROVE AND DEVELOP CONDITIONS OF RURAL LIFE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITUTIONAL RULES OF THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.

Extract from the Trust Document dated 29.10.1964...the Trustees shall apply the income.......for the benefit of poor women with a preference for poor women members of the congregation assembling for religious worship at the chapel known as the Old King Street Chapel in Cairns Road in the city of Bristol:........

The aim of Guiding is to help girls and young women to develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world.

WALKING FOR HEALTH TWICE A MONTHCOFFEE EVENINGS AND FUND RAISING FOR CLUB ACTIVITIESSUPPER CLUB FOR MEMBERSCRAFT AND SOCIAL, BOOK CLUB, KNITTING FOR CHARITY

Tiptree Priory Heath WI meets monthly on the second Friday of each month in St Luke's Church Hall at 2.00pm. We seek to improve women's quality of life and environment by providing friendship, support and opportunities including leisure, cultural, educational and sporting activities whether at local or national level.

The W.I. plays an unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and learn new crafts. Its concerns range from climate change to cooking, from crafts to community projects, from traditional values to new friendships.

Bringing together women of various age groups to campaign and educate in order to enhance their lives and the lives of their family and their community.The WI annual programme includes, Yoga, performing arts, choir, kitchen band,various craft activities and monthly speakers covering a vast number of subjects.