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EXPAT & WOMEN'S CLUBS
LONDON & SURROUNDING AREAS
American Women of Berkshire & Surrey (AWBS)
AWBS International Women's Club offers social, cultural & philanthropic activities for the enjoyment/enrichment of its members in Surrey/ Berkshire areas.
PO BOX 10, Virginia Water, Surrey GU25 4YP
Email: info@awbs.org.uk
Website: www.awbs.org.uk
American Women's Club of London
The American Women’s Club of London (AWC) provides social, cultural, educational and philanthropic activities for our members living in London. Founded in 1899 as the “Society of American Women,” the Club has provided a welcoming atmosphere to American women living in London for over 100 years.
We welcome all US citizens as well as persons with close ties or affinity to the United States.
Please join us for a new member information session to learn more about the AWC and our wide range of activities. We look forward to meeting you!
The American Women’s Club of London is a founding member of the Federation of American Women’s Clubs Overseas (FAWCO) and a member of the Federation of International Women’s Associations in London and the greater London area (FIWAL).
Address: 68 Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3LQ England, UK
Telephonel: 020 7589 8292 (10am-3pm M-F)
Website: www.awclondon.org
Email: awc@awclondon.org
Founded: 1899
American Women of Surrey
The American Women of Surrey was founded in 1975. The club's objectives are to welcome and assist newcomers and their families; to promote friendship and cooperation among members; to further members' knowledge and understanding of England; and to give financial and material support to philanthropic projects in Surrey and overseas. We have lots of activities for you and your family!
AWS membership policy is that any person of North American descent, married to or the parent of a North American citizen, parent of a child in an ACS school or recent member of another FAWCO organisation will automatically be accepted, but ALL people can apply for membership.
Anyone interested in the events above or in joining AWS should visit www.awsurrey.org
Address: PO BOX 170, Cobham, Surrey KT11 2YJ
Website: www.awsurrey.org
Founded: 1975
American Women Lawyers in London
We are a group of London-based women with ties to the American legal community. We aim to provide professional development support to our members. We do this through educational events, networking and mentoring opportunities and promotion of our members’ achievements. AWLL seeks to empower women by providing resources for them to achieve balance personally and excel professionally in the London legal market.
AWLL is committed to:
Website: www.awll.org.uk
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Daughters of the American Revolution - Walter Hines Page Chapter (NSDAR) London
Canadian Women's Club
Address: Canada House, Trafalgar Square
Tel: 020 7258 6344
Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday; 9am to 2pm
E-mail: info@canadianwomenlondon.org
Website: www.canadianwomenlondon.org
We warmly invite Canadians and people with an attachment to Canada to join us for a lively programme of social and cultural activities, all run by members who enjoy the company of fellow Canadians while exploring London and its surroundings. Our programme of events normally runs from September to June.
There are many ways to experience an amazing city like London. The chance to do so with people who share our Canadian background is a big plus. Many friendships have developed though the club. Our members come from many walks of life and many parts of Canada. Some have lived in London for many years, others are short term expatriates.
If you are interested in joining the CWC, please visit our Membership page. We hope to meet you soon!
European Professional Women's Network - London
The European PWN - London is a vibrant organisation that strives to provide professional women with the tools, networks and support they need to assume leadership. Using both an online and offline networking and leadership development platform, European PWN-London brings together women who want to make connections...beyond boundaries. Whether online or at face to face meetings, women of various cultures, industries, functions and generations are able to "connect" to share information and knowledge. Please visit our web-site to learn more about our organisation and how to become a member: www.europeanpwn.net/london
Chilterns American Women's Club
Address: PO Box 445, Gerrards Cross, Bucks SL9 8YU
Telephone: 08704 287 938
Website: www.cawc.co.uk
Email: cawcmembershipuk@gmail.com
Founded: 1987
The Chilterns American Women’s Club (CAWC) is a group of more than 100 international women that was formed to help newcomers adjust more easily and enjoy their stay as expatriates in the UK. Our primary objective is to welcome and assist newcomers and their families to the area of England known as the Chilterns, in the western suburbs. We offer an opportunity to meet other expats, learn about life in the UK, and give financial support to local charities through our fundraising efforts. Our club is a member of the FAWCO, a network of expatriate women around the world. CAWC meets monthly, September to June. At these general meetings, we enjoy speakers or special presentations/demonstrations, socialise with other women, share our latest experiences, sign up for various activities (from hiking to tennis, Stitch & Chat, Bunco, etc.), and get to know one another. We are a fun and diverse group and love to welcome new members.
Hampstead Women's Club
The Hampstead Women's Club is a multinational, social organisation for women living in the London area. Many of our members are expatriates eager to make new friends but Hampstead Women's Club is so much more! Our purpose is to provide a sense of community through social, educational and charitable activities. Although smaller in number, our membership is diverse, casual, warm and dynamic. We welcome new members with open arms!
Check out our website www.hwcinlondon.co.uk
Email membership@hwcinlondon.co.uk
Junior League of London
JLL, WeWork Moorgate, 1 Fore Street Avenue, London EC2Y 9DT
Telephone: 020 7250 8104
E-mail: jrleague@jll.org.uk
Website: www.jll.org.uk
"Our vision is of a London where each person has the opportunity and means to prosper"
The Junior League of London is an organisation of women committed to promoting voluntary service, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Active in the London community since 1978, the League's members give over 20,000 hours of voluntary service each year supporting children and the arts. Fundraisers include Boutique de Noel - an annual holiday gift fair at Kensington Town Hall - and Living in London, a guide for new arrivals to the capital.
Keen to join or to hear more? Come along to one of our upcoming information sessions! Details can be found at www.jll.org.uk/join-us
kcwc - Kensington & Chelsea Women's Club
E-mail: membership@kcwc.org.uk
Website: www.kcwc.org.uk
President - president@kcwc.org.uk
kcwc is now in its 30th anniversary year and proud to count over 1000 international women from over 60 countries in its membership. Our members convene monthly at a general meeting where a speaker is usually featured and signups are offered for our over 35 Activity areas run exclusively by volunteers. Visitors are welcome to these general meetings - please enquire to info@kcwc.org.uk or check out www.kcwc.org.uk for further information.
Northwood Area Women's Club (NAWC)
c/o St John's UR Church, Hallowell Road, Northwood, Middlesex HA6 1DN
Website: www.northwoodareawomensclub.co.uk
A social club with a very diverse membership. It provides an engaging and very supportive atmosphere for both temporary and permanent residents to form friendships, explore London, its environs, history and culture, and to learn new hobbies. Ladies of all ages and nationalities are welcome
St Johns Wood Women's Club
The St John's Wood Women's Club (SJWWC), founded 25 year's ago is a social and civic non-profit organisation that promotes friendship and fellowship through its many activities and groups. We welcome citizens of all nationalities and backgrounds and are dedicated to enhancing the "London experience" for all our members and their families.
Website: www.sjwwc.org
Membership Information: membership@sjwwc.org
Thames Valley American Women's Club (TVAWC)
PO Box, 1687, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 8XT
Website: www.tvawc.com
E-mail: membership@tvawc.com
The Thames Valley American Womens Club is a non profit organisation which serves the expat community in Berkshire.
The club offers strong support and long term friendships for its members along with raising money for local charities. We meet for general meetings usually the second Wednesday of the month in Windsor Leisure Centre and we have a full schedule of other activities to suit everyone, including book discussion.
FAWCO - Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas
An American/international network of volunteer organisations which inspires global efforts towards the common goals of education, the natural and human environment, multicultural understanding and international goodwill. Membership: 77 independent clubs/organisations with a total of more than 15.000 members in 37 countries. Member clubs in the following countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Columbia, Curacao, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Kenya, Korea, Kuwait, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Morocco, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Russia, Saudi-Arabia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, UK (including England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland), Uruguay. FAWCO Inc. is anetwork of independent American and international organisations around the world (www.fawco.org). The FAWCO Foundation Inc.: established in 1967 as the philanthropic arm of the Federation with the mandate to raise funds and administer their distribution for charitable, scientific and educational purposes through awards and grants. (www.fawcofoundation.org)
FAUSA Inc. (FAWCO Alumnae, USA): created in 1995 for returning expatriates. Its mission is to facilitate the repatriation experience of its members and to help them maintain their international ties in order to bring about a better understanding between the United States and other nations. Visit www.fausa.org
