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**Closure of the National Association of Widows in Ireland: Marking an Era of Aid, Assistance, and Empowerment**

Dublin, Ireland - After 56 years of unwavering commitment to the support and empowerment of widows in Ireland, the National Association of Widows in Ireland has announced its closure. Founded in 1967 by Mrs Eileen Proctor of Dublin, the association has been a beacon of hope for countless widows, offering them both tangible assistance and a platform for mutual growth and understanding.

The decision to close the association was made during its Annual General Meeting and subsequent Executive meeting held at the Galway Bay Hotel on 11th October 2023.

The primary objectives of the association have always been twofold:
1. To provide aid and assistance to widows and their dependents, ensuring their well-being and stability in challenging times.
2. To offer widows a platform where they could come together, learn from one anothers experiences, establish a new lifestyle, and emerge stronger, ready to reintegrate into society, adapted to their transformed roles.

The associations emblem, the Phoenix rising out of the ashes, symbolises the resilience and rebirth that many widows have experienced with the associations guidance. It stands testament to the transformative journey that members have embarked upon, rising from the ashes of grief and loss to find new purpose and strength.

The decision to wind up the organisation comes as many of its branches have dwindled in number, with the majority of its members being elderly. However, this decision also reflects a sense of accomplishment. Over the span of 56 years, the association has achieved its foundational objectives, having made a significant impact in the lives of widows and their families.

While the association may be closing its doors, its legacy will endure. The stories of empowerment, resilience, and community will continue to inspire generations to come. The association extends its heartfelt gratitude to all its members, supporters, and the broader community for their unwavering support over the years.

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	Home About Achievements Projects FAQ (frequently asked questions) News Latest News: PRESS RELEASE* Closure of the National Association of Widows in Ireland: Marking an Era of Aid, Assistance, and Empowerment Dublin, Ireland - After 56 years of unwavering commitment to the support and empowerment of widows in Ireland, the National Association of Widows in Ireland has announced its closure. Founded in 1967 by Mrs Eileen Proctor of Dublin, the association has been a beacon of hope for countless widows, offering them both tangible assistance and a platform for mutual growth and understanding. The decision to close the association was made during its Annual General Meeting and subsequent Executive meeting held at the Galway Bay Hotel on 11th October 2023. The primary objectives of the association have always been twofold: 1. To provide aid and assistance to widows and their dependents, ensuring their well-being and stability in challenging times. 2. To offer widows a platform where they could come together, learn from one anothers experiences, establish a new lifestyle, and emerge stronger, ready to reintegrate into society, adapted to their transformed roles. The associations emblem, the Phoenix rising out of the ashes, symbolises the resilience and rebirth that many widows have experienced with the associations guidance. It stands testament to the transformative journey that members have embarked upon, rising from the ashes of grief and loss to find new purpose and strength. The decision to wind up the organisation comes as many of its branches have dwindled in number, with the majority of its members being elderly. However, this decision also reflects a sense of accomplishment. Over the span of 56 years, the association has achieved its foundational objectives, having made a significant impact in the lives of widows and their families. While the association may be closing its doors, its legacy will endure. The stories of empowerment, resilience, and community will continue to inspire generations to come. The association extends its heartfelt gratitude to all its members, supporters, and the broader community for their unwavering support over the years. National Executive Committee. Read more... Contact: Address Carmichael Centre 4 Brunswick Street North Dublin 7. Phone (01) 8733622 Email info@nawi.ie			Welcome Just as this firebird rises from the ashes and new life is created from the old, you too can rise above your great loss and sadness to renew your spirit and learn to enjoy life again in a way that you would never have thought possible before.