We were mentioned in November’s issue of the BBC History Magazine. We wrote in as a response to an article on Workhouses bemoaning the lack of women mentioned.
We launched Women in Lockdown: stories by and about women during Covid-19 at Eastbourne's Town Hall at a packed event and to great applause. This anthology of stories has even made its way onto the BBC News.
What a night! On 10 November HM Lord-Lieutenant, Mr Andrew Blackman along with Deputy Lieutenant Juliet Smith, presented WayfinderWoman with the Queens Award for Voluntary Service at a packed Assembly Hall in Eastbourne's Town Hall.
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We received The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service back in June this year and we're busy planning for its presentation
Our guest blogger is Caroline Rowett. Caroline specialises in supporting parents. With women managing the balance of work, home and family we often feel torn. Her wise words on dealing with the guilt that can arise are well worth reading.
4 days of hectic fun for our volunteers at Eastbourne's first Vintage Festival and we have a winner!
Caroline Ansell, MP officially opened WayfinderWoman's 'new' drop in centre following relaxation in covid-19 guidelines.
Women’s Safety Seminar sees CPS answer pressing questions. Book your spot now. Knowledge is Power!
Our latest blog is from Loreta Grytiene. A keen businesswoman running a highly regarded business, life decided to make her stop and think. We know her story will make you stop and think too.
In the week that celebrates volunteers, we were delighted to receive the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service, the highest honour a charity can receive.
WAYFINDERWOMAN SPRING HOPE COMPETITION 2021 Judged on Monday 3rd May by Philip Westwood and Sue Clarke
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