Currently in its forty-eighth year, the South Central District’s geographic assignment spans across the states of Alabama, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri,   New Mexico,  Oklahoma  and  Texas.  The   membership includes women, from varying aspects of business and the professions, who work together to serve the communities in which they live.

Committed to serving others and, in keeping with the mandate of the Association, the District offers programs that focus on improved health conditions, educational excellence, and economic empowerment. However, we are embarking upon a change that will move our programmatic prospectus beyond the national themes of Health, Education, Employment and Economic Development to align with current trends and demands. The district’s emphasis is expanding to include leadership training for its members and programs that will enhance technological proficiency and promote entrepreneurialism among women of all ages.

Another major aspect of our plan of action includes mentoring activities for youth.  Personal growth and development projects for young people age twelve through eighteen are sponsored by local clubs and through district programs.  The curriculum addresses the National Youth Department Theme, “Recognizing M.Y.S.P.A.C.E,” which refers to Membership Development, Youth Entrepreneurialism, Serving Our Communities, Professionalism/Preparedness, Activism, Cultural Awareness and Education.