In recent years the society has become more project based, and for the past year Scottish members have raised funds for Rwandan Refugees to be rehabilitated as there are many Mothers' Union members and workers among the people there. Each branch of the Mothers' Union has its own programme as well as taking part in wider events concerning the whole diocese, and while providing meetings of interest, learning and fellowship the Branch tries to find ways of being used by the Church to benefit both the local congregation and the community. The members often take part in a chose project to answer a need in their area. All Scheme . Holidays are provided for mothers or families either in the homes of Mothers' Union members or in accommodation funded by them.
Several dioceses fund their own caravan.
The recipients of the holidays are usually put in touch through doctors, social workers or clergy. The quarterly magazine Home and Family gives news of the Mothers' Union in many parts of the world. Membership of the Mothers' Union is open to anyone baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity who supports its aims and objectives. Mothers' Union Prayer Almighty God, our Heavenly Father, who gave marriage to be a source of blessing, we thank you for family life, with all its joys and sorrows. May we know your presence in and peace in our homes, fill them with your love and use them to your glory.