Turkish Women’s Philanthropic Association of England (TWPA), one of the oldest associations established in London, celebrated the 46th anniversary of the association celebrated with its members on Friday, 8 October.
Organized by TWPA, the event was attended by a large number of people and had pleasant moments.
TWPA President Semahat Mustafa made the opening speech at the event, saying: “Turkish Women’s Philanthropic Association is an association founded in 1970 by the gathering of Turkish Cypriot women. The TWPA registration to become a charity in 1975; Its main purpose was to provide practical and financial assistance to Turkish women and their families. A major step in the association’s development was the purchase in 1992 of its own building at Willoughby Road, Hornsey, N8. Known as the TWPA headquarters, the building is used as a counselling centre, information service, social events and health seminars.
“In 1997, the National Lottery provided us with a fund to develop projects within the scope of health for 3 years. In June 1998/99, 916 Turkish women participated in the research project survey conducted by the municipality of Enfield to determine the needs of women. As TWPA, we have undertaken various projects and aid campaigns for many years, these services are still continuing and we want to take a step with our youth to become stronger. Young people are our future, we care about our youth, we care about the thoughts and problems of our youth, their projects for the future. Therefore, we will be very happy to see our young people among us in the future.”
