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  • April's SISWP Federation Conference on the Gold Coast, Australia

     
    PROPOSAL FOR FEDERATION PROJECT BIENNIUM PERIOD:  2010-2012


    SISWP Birthing in the Pacific: Improving Maternity Services [BIP]
    Proposed by SI Business on Collins, Melbourne, Victoria, (Australia) with the full support of SI Port Moresby.

  • July'/10 GREEK NIGHT

    S I Dusit -July's Special night.

    After having a very enthusiastic General Committee meeting, our guests began arriving at Alison's home.  While the meeting had been coming to an end, we heard the clangs of plates being smashed. [ A practise run, we were told!].

  • SI Dusit June's speaker: IS THERE LIFE AFTER DEATH?

    Anne Griffiths, our speaker for June 2010, gave a fascinating introduction to the topic: ” Is There Life After Death?” 

     

  • General Committee Meeting 10th August/10

    General Committee Meeting

    For all S I Dusit members, and your guests, you would like to bring along

    who may have an intention to join SI Dusit.

    Meeting time is  17.30 at the Nai Lert Park Hotel.

    Please look at the information screen inside the foyer of the Hotel for directions of where to go.

  • Executive Meeting 3rd August/10
    We are meeting at The Terrace, [near the toys] on the 6th floor, of Central Chidlom, at 17.00 Hrs
  • SISWP July Bulletin

    This is the latest bulletin sent from our Federation.  Please click on the link and then click on the attachment. JULY 10 BULLETIN .pdf

    Wait a few minutes and then it will come up on your screen.

    Enjoy!! Foot in mouth

  • HOLISTIC HEALTH

    Dimple Duangthip Arora, our speaker for May 2010 , is a well-known holistic health and lifestyle consultant in Bangkok.

     

    A Thai, of Indian origin, she feels blessed with exposure to the natural healing traditions of both cultures.  She practises the postnatal bodywork on women as used in Thailand, and the Ayurvedic massage on infants as done in India.

  • 18th Edition of the Bangkok Guide Published

     

    Bangkok Guide 2010Get lost between the covers and DISCOVER everything you need to know about moving to and living in Bangkok!

    A service organisation, the Australian and New Zealand Women's Group (ANZWG) is proud to announce the release of the 18th edition of the Bangkok Guide. This impressive publication, considered to be the "essential guide to living in Bangkok", is out now and available in good bookstores. Researched and written by a team of volunteers, this reputable guide is completely updated and expanded. A fully laminated map, cross-referenced to many of the listings, as well as a Directory with a Thai phrase book are included.

  • THE UN SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE



    U N I T E D   N A T I O N S N A T I O N S   U N I E S


    THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
    --
    MESSAGE FOR INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST DRUG ABUSE
    AND ILLICIT TRAFFICKING
    26 June 2010

    As we prepare for this September’s United Nations Summit on the Millennium
    Development Goals, we must recognize the major impediment to development posed by
    drug abuse and illicit trafficking.  As this year’s theme stresses, it is time to “Think
    Health, Not Drugs”.  

  • General Committee Meeting

    July's General Committee Meeting is going to be held at a member's home.

    "A Traditional Greek Night' will be the theme.  This experience will follow the General Meeting.

    Guests may also be invited to enjoy this evening of sharing and fun.

  • Come on in....members lounge

    You now have a personalised member's lounge for us all to share and put news, special occasions coming up for you, and any other important information you may wish to share with our club.

    Have Fun!!

  • International Women's Day March 2010

    SI Thailand joined many other clubs in Thailand On the 5th of March, to celebrate 'Int Womens Day'.

    With three tables filled with our SI members, we helped celebrate The 100th Anniversary of International Women's Day  "EQUAL RIGHTS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES: PROGRESS FOR ALL" Forum

    Keynote speaker was Dr Jean D'Cunha [Regional Programme Director, UNIFEM]