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JCI London has five twins - JCI chambers in other European Capital cities that we have a special relationship with, with the aim of promoting the sharing of cultural exchange, ideas and best practice. JCI London's twins are Stockholm, Paris, Tallinn,

22 years after the very first Secret Santa Appeal was launched by JCI Bradford we have had another successful year.  We collected thousands of presents for needy children from all around the Bradford area.  We also co-ordinate collections a

It has been a very busy few weeks for personal development in JCI UK.  Please see below for updates on things that I have been working on! 

JCI Presenter
The JCI Presenter course in London on 4th February was fully booked and was a

The Presidential recognition award "Make a difference" for January goes to Sandra Pilarczyk, 2012 President JCI Sheffield.

Sandra has gone above and beyond for JCI UK in January helping us find a great (and cheap) venue for Inspiration Day which again

...and I don't mean myself ;)

JCI UK recently had the honour of hosting the 2012 JCI World President, Mr Bertolt Daems, from the Netherlands, 9-10 February 2012.

Among other we took the President to meet youth in Stratford, London, who proudly claimed

In the last two years JCI has definitely taken me outside of my comfort zone - way out of it in fact!  The roles of JCI UK National Convention Director and JCI London President were a big challenge.  And while I love a challenge, I am looki

Each year JCI Barnsley chooses one charity to support through donations and the giving of their time,  This year President, Kirstie Barnett, has choosen Help For Heroes as JCI Barnsley's charity in their Diamond Anniversary Year.

On the 9th

Meet JCI Barnsley's Immediate Past President, Vicky Savage:

What made you join JCI?

The Vice Principle of Barnsley College encouraged me to contact the then President Debbie Tills to arrange a meeting and find out all about JCI and the

I've just totalled up the amount raised for Guide Dogs for the Blind from sales of my handmade Christmas cards in my place of work to my colleagues. £29! Not bad when the idea to sell Christmas cards for Guide Dogs for the Blind was quite liter

Today I collected a car load of clothing and textiles from one of our JCI members towards our recycling campaign for Guide Dogs for the Blind.

We all, I'm sure, have bundles of clothing, bedding, curtains, shoes, handbags, belts and soft toys in ou