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Mothers' Union Canterbury

Canterbury Province covers the southern part of England – Lincoln-Derby southwards.  It also includes Europe, the Channel Islands, Bermuda, The Falklands and Sri Lanka.

Groups
924
Members
16,367
Projects
10

The Province is a link between Central Mothers’ union and the individual Dioceses.   The total membership is about 28,500 (2017)

We aim to enhance the lives of families in all their forms, and to enable them to develop.  We also join with members across the world and in the UK to campaign on behalf of families and children over issues which affect their wellbeing. 

Each diocese works according to local need, and each webpage can be accessed from this website.  They run countless and diverse initiatives, which can be seen by accessing the individual pages on this website.

If you would like to know more, do contact us.

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Contact details

24, Tufton Street
London,
SW1P 3RB
United Kingdom
Primary contact: Kathryn Anderson
Telephone: 020 7222 5533
Email: kathryn.anderson@mothersunion.org
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Dioceses in Canterbury

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Bath & Wells

, Wells BA5 1FD

Birmingham

John Cadbury House 190 Corporation Street, Birmingham B4 6QD

Bristol

Yate , BRISTOL BS37

Canterbury

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Chelmsford

9 Dale Gardens , Woodford Green IG8 0PB

Chichester

Garton House 22 Stanford Avenue, East Sussex BN1 6AA

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Literacy and Financial Education

One of the most cost-effective literacy programmes in the world. We train community volunteers as literacy facilitators, who are then equipped to run literacy circles in their own community.

Literacy and Financial Education

One of the most cost-effective literacy programmes in the world. We train community volunteers as literacy facilitators, who are then equipped to run literacy circles in their own community.

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