Sharon Benning-Prince has been involved in anti-trafficking and female empowerment work since 2008. She is a practising lawyer and has worked with various companies in relation to their supply chains, transparency and ethical policies, including working on the Rana Plaza factory collapse and compensation scheme with Primark. She is also involved in several female empowerment projects that include living wage for garment workers and ensuring equal rights for women in the garment industry.
She has further written and trained on the modern slavery act and compliance and provides pro-bono assistance to the International Justice Mission (https://www.ijm.org/) and is an anti-slavery envoy for the Medaille Trust.
In addition to her legal qualification, Sharon also holds a post graduate degree in Slavery and Liberation and she has an incredible passion for human rights and female empowerment and works closely with the Circle NGO, a platform for women empowering women and to give a voice to those without a voice.
Further information can be found on: sharon@benningprince.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-benning-prince-775178b.
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The Club was Chartered on 12th October 1984 and Richard tells us about some of the mile stones in the Club's history.
moreThis year we distributed 18 Christmas Food Bags and 58 food vouchers, each with Richard’s biscuit selection, to Crossroad Care Richmond & Kingston!
moreRead about some of the exciting projects undertaken by the Club!
moreListed here will be some of the Charities we currently support.
moreRotary International's own Charity fund is known as "Rotary Foundation".
moreWe run this event when ever we can, normally in St. Luke Hall, Kew.
moreIt's not all work! Club visits are a real favorite!
moreThis year we are running the event in association with the The Music Therapy Trust. We are looking forward to your support!!!
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