MAF has been shortlisted for the Charity of the Year award, let’s shout it from the rooftops! We are absolutely delighted to announce that we’re one of six finalists for this prestigious award and so pleased that the Scottish Voluntary…
Our Winter newsletter is available via download on this page. In it we are covering some of the changes at MAF, including some of our new staff, and some who will be missed. We’ve covered our 2020 campaign and some…
On behalf of the Moira Anderson Foundation Board of Trustees, we regret to say a decision has been made with regard to the developments around Coronavirus. We will reduce our service provision, and provide telephone/e-mail/Skype support in place of face…
1.Who was Moira? She was a bright, bubbly eleven year old who disappeared, seemingly without trace, six weeks before her 12th birthday, on Saturday, February 23, 1957. 2. Where did she live? In Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, Scotland. Her home was…
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Moira Anderson was 11 years old when she vanished on February 23, 1957, after getting caught in a blizzard on her way to the shops. Moira has never been seen again. It is every family’s worst nightmare and Moira’s family…
The lovely Claire Higgins and her friends Sophie Wood, Hannah Curley, Grace Gardner and Orla Graham once again held a bake sale to for MAF. The inspiring youngsters raised a total of £267, a fantastic achievement for the P5 girls….
MAF was delighted to get unqualified praise three years ago from Investors in People, gaining Silver Status. In late 2016 we decided to prepare for a review over Spring and Summer 2017, aiming to retain that high standard. A very…
We needn’t have worried that a change of venue to Dalziel Park Country House Hotel might put off regular groups of ladies who gladly attend this annual event. More space meant more guests could come, and invited performers, plus a fashion…