Members of the Inner Wheel Club of Inverness, in cooperation with Highland Council, began their Orange the World initiative.
Club President, Jen Brown, said she was “delighted” to see the city’s Town House and the main bridge illuminated in orange, sending a clear message of support to survivors of gender-based violence.
Members and supporters gathered at Eden Court, wearing orange, to take part in the awareness walk.
They crossed the main bridge and finished at the Town House.
Members of Wolverton Inner Wheel supported Orange the World by walking to the MK Rose in Campbell Park. Wearing their orange Inner Wheel tabards they were attending a torchlight vigil. On arrival there were speeches by a local vicar, the Head of White Ribbon...
Wolverton Inner wheel Club were very involved, working alongside other organisations in Milton, to spread the word about Orange the World. They had decorated a desk in Milton Keynes Shopiing Centre in Orange and White. They handed out leaflets about Orange the World...
Ahead of their Orange the World Awareness walk, Inner Wheel members from Inverness hosted an information stall in the Victorian Market on November 22. Supported by the council, the stall shared information about the campaign to help the public understand the scale of...