Who we support
We support a wide range of charities and community groups; these can be small projects
that individual clubs have chosen to support, to larger national and international organisations. These are some of the charities that we are continuing to support during 2020-2021.
District Chairman Helen has chosen to continue to
have SANDS as the charity she would like us all to
support until her term of office ends in December.
This national charity works to reduce the
number of babies dying and to improve care and
support for anyone affected by the death of a baby.
Every day in the UK around 15 babies die before,
during or soon after birth. That means every 90 minutes
a family is faced with the devastation of the death of
their baby. This is unacceptable.
As well as fundraising, we are supporting this charity
by knitting & crocheting blankets to go in the Memory
Boxes that the charity provides for parents and families
who have lost a baby. The picture on the right shows
some of the items created by members of Inner Wheel
District 5 Clubs. Click here for the patterns if you'd like
to get involved.
Our Association International Service Committee
Chairman, Shamim Govani, has chosen Working
Together to Prevent Malaria as her fundraising
project for the year. Inner Wheel will be working in
partnership with The Butterfly Tree and Medical Aid Films.
The focus will be to raise awareness of the need to
prevent Malaria and also to raise funds.
Dr Bina Vyas is the International Inner Wheel
President for 2020-2021. She has chosen Lead
The Change as her theme for the year in office.
Dr Vyas has set out her vision for how the Inner Wheel
movement can lead the changes that need to
happen for our societies to keep pace withe
changing times in which we live. Visit the IIW website
to find out more.
Our Association President, Enid Law has chosen
Riding for the Disabled as her charity for this year.
This national charity enriches the lives of over 25,000
disabled children and adults with fun activities like riding
and carriage driving.
Clubs throughout District 5 will be raising funds to
support this valuable work.
