Find a society in your area.
AssociatedWelfare gives societies a public presence so people looking for a welfare group can find them and apply to join.
Search before you join.
People can discover societies in their area and view the information the society has chosen to make public.
They can then submit an application to join.
Societies can see where applicants are.
Some societies restrict membership to people from a particular area.
Where a society uses location as part of its membership decision, officials can see how far an applicant is from the society and make the final decision themselves.
Location helps the society make its decision. It does not automatically decide whether someone becomes a member.
Existing members can be brought in too.
A society does not have to make every existing member apply through the public listing.
Officials can add members directly or import an existing membership register.