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1) Convening women conferences, seminars and workshops on a regular basis. WUTMI convenes its Executive Board twice a year and its General Assembly every two years. 2) Providing technical support in areas of governance, program development, project formulation and implementation toward its membership through individual consultations or group sessions.
3) Conducting assessments and
surveys to assess prevalence of critical issues such as domestic
violence and voter 4) Sponsoring or conducting workshops to promote awareness about various cultural, health, education and environmental issues are other services being provided by WUTMI. 5) Providing personal visits/group awareness-raising or counseling sessions in areas such as early childhood developmental guidance to (teen) mothers or counseling to women in addressing substance abuse, domestic violence, and others.
Who benefits from WUTMI's
services? The member chapters, officers, and honorary members are the
immediate beneficiaries of WUTMI, and project
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Presently, WUTMI provides the
following services: 
awareness. 
participants/participating
families are the other direct beneficiaries of WUTMI. Other direct
beneficiaries are agencies and visiting consultants that seek the input
of WUTMI in the formulation and assessment of policies projects, programs,
social structures/systems, and in networking and dissemination of
information. The indirect beneficiaries are chapter
member-organizations and their women memberships, families of the
organization members, local communities and governments, and eventually
the national government. The other direct beneficiaries are staff
members and resource persons for WUTMI.