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THE EVENTFUL 3RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
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Written by angela_mugo
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Tuesday, 26 July 2011 19:39 |
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It was yet another annual conference with a difference where women in attendance were reaffirmed that they are as strong as a tea bag in a hot cup of tea and that is how they have been able to make a difference to themselves, their families and their respective communities. Evidenced by the increased number of women present for their first time, there was clear cut message that Utulivu has grown and will continue growning while making a difference in the community. Among other very useful information shared on the day, women were given tips on how to: Develop themselves financially by considering bussiness ventures Develop academically and be successful career women Develop socially to be healthy and wealthy
Be motivated to do and achieve in all what they have wanted to be 'They were reaffirmed that they have what it takes to be the women of substance' All the women in attendance were challenged to make the 4th annual conference one of evidencing what they will have achieved out of this year's annual confernce. We look forward to the 2012 4th annual conference.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 July 2011 20:11 |
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Written by angela_mugo
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Tuesday, 07 June 2011 20:03 |
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Utulivu women are thrilled by the reality of being recognised and awarded this year's Queen's Award for the voluntary service in the community. The news came as a surprise to the members and those known to the group. This is one of the most prestigious award the group has won in the last three years. The volunteers were energised to see that they are appreciated for the work they continue to do in the community. The Award winning has opened an opportunity of attending this year's Garden party at Buckingham Palace to four ladies. The group is committed to continueworking hard in making a differnce in the community.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 12 June 2011 12:28 |
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Written by angela_mugo
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Monday, 02 May 2011 21:38 |
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The youth had a time of reflection and thought provoking on their dreams in life as they prepare for exams which for most of those present were to determine their direction in life.One young teacher gave them the tips of preparing for and tackling exams. The other young girl who at the age of 25 has been awarded an OBE and has her own dancing academy, shared her experience and the tips to achieving success at a younger age.lastly a young man but living his life dreams as an engineer with one of the leading companies in Reading shared his success story and most of all pleaded with them to listen to and work with their parents and their seniors as they share their words of wisdom.
The youth finished the session by sharing their action plans for achieving and living their goals in life. The following were a few of the feedback they gave.
''I feel more prepared and reassured to do my forthcoming exams'' ''I can't believe he is too young and have such a senior job'' ''I plan to start my own my new business before am 23 years old---she has her own acadamy at 25'' ''It was good I didn't go to town as I had planned-----I would have missed all this''
The youth requsted for more such empowering sessions.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 08 May 2011 12:15 |
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THE QUEEN'S AWARD NOMINATION |
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Written by angela_mugo
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Sunday, 03 April 2011 09:39 |
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The Queen's Award Normination
On the 24th March 2011, Utulivu wes awarded a certificate to commemorate the achievement in being nominated for the QUEEN'S AWARD for voluntary service. This took place at St Batholomew's School Newbury. It was an empowering and inspiring evening as we witnessed other voluntary organisations and all the MAYORS of Berkshire cheer the Utulivu women as they humbly received the certificate from Mary Bayliss, the Lord Lautenant of Berkshire. This nomiantion was supported by Steve Clifton--former community Equality and Diversity officer and currently working with the travellers group and Anne Laing--manager of Stronger Together linked with the Reading Voluntary Action.;
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Last Updated on Sunday, 03 April 2011 10:55 |
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Women International Day Celebration |
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Written by bshar
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Wednesday, 09 March 2011 18:21 |
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It was yet another exciting, inspiring and empowering evening of Monday the 7th March that Utulivu ladies had an opportunity of the company of other women of substance in Berkshire as together with other women in the world celebrated the International Day of Women.The ladies were reminded and encouraged to continue being champions just as others have been their champions. Utulivu was privillaged to be honored as one of the beneficiaries of support that SuccessNetwork and Chambers of Commerse give to the charties in the country each year in the celebration of the International Day of Women. As it is well known, socially construed values are likely to be handed down to the young by women. The ladies were therefore reminded, challenged and also encouraged that they have an important role to play in the society. More importantly, they were re-assured that ---''the greatest asset you have is YOU and being you is ENOUGH'' and above all, the importance of being alert not to be fooled by negative noises as they do so. Thank you SuccessNetwork and Chambers of Commerce for being and remaining Utulivu's champions. Utulivu ladies looks forward to next year's International Day of Women. 
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Last Updated on Sunday, 20 March 2011 18:37 |
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