Norma Murrain and Andrea Korgsen, who attend Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church, and Isabella Hart, from Sutton Coldfield Vineyard Church, are heading to the country next month to volunteer their time to set up a jewellery project.

Norma (pictured centre), who runs the Silver Fish Jewellery Company in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, visited villages in southern India to lead a jewellery workshop for women rescued from prostitution in February.

She's now teaming up with Isabella and Andrea, who also work in the Quarter, to take part in an initiative to help enslaved women out of poverty, by showing them how to make and sell jewellery using readily available materials.

Norma said, 'The initiative is being run by the Mercy Mission Welfare Society, which sees rescued women given hope by learning about setting up small jewellery businesses.

'I was honoured to lead a Treasured Jewellery workshop for Harvest India in February and I learned so much from the humility of the Indian people as well as having the privilege of sharing jewellery making skills.'

Norma added that special jewellery making demonstrations and workshops for groups were being offered in the UK to help fund Silver Fish's charitable projects.

She said, 'Our workshops are popular with groups and churches and people get to learn about jewellery and can also make their own jewellery.

'We also offer presentations and demonstrations. The workshops, demonstrations and presentations help our charitable projects, so any group that books knows that the modest charges are all for a good cause.'

To arrange a demonstration, workshop or presentation, contact Norma on 0121 554 4575