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The first Rotary club outside of North America
was chartered in Dublin, Ireland, in 1911.
Rotary Club of Moora
A huge big welcome to our newest
Rotarians.
Paul Walsh, Alison Goode and Alison & Jim Brown.
Fantastic decision.
— with Alison Brown
Happy Birthday to us.
The Rotary Club of Karrinyup was chartered
in 1974
and this week celebrated forty five years of service at a special
birthday dinner
at the Hillarys Yacht Club.
Many former members and Friends of
Rotary
were able to join us for this historic occasion.
During the evening there was some reminiscing on all the wonderful
ways
our club has served the local, international and youth communities
through
a variety of projects over the years.
As always the evening featured the presentation
of the annual
Nurse of the Year
and Michael Chin Humanitarian Awards.
Many thanks to
Dawn for providing the wonderful and delicious birthday cake
which was cut with
great gusto by Charter member Ian McDonagh
and Pat Fosbery, widow of our
founding president Graham.
Dr. Michael Chin, a long serving General Practitioner in the
Karrinyup area,
was a charter member of the Rotary
Club of Karrinyup
serving the Club in various roles and was the first member
of our Club
to be named a Paul Harris Fellow.
He passed away in 1998.
The
Michael Chin Humanitarian Award was created in 2000
to honour outstanding
individuals, who serve the community
and those in need, for their humanitarian
and volunteer activities.
Recipients are people whose daily dedication
and caregiving epitomises
the highest standard of quality and personal
commitment.
This year’s recipient is Elizabeth (Beppie) de Kuyer,
a dedicated
volunteer at 'Wheelchairs
for Kids',
the signature project of RC
Scarborough based in Wangarra,
which has provided over 40,000 rough
terrain wheelchairs
to children in need in under-resourced countries throughout
the world.
Beppie started volunteering at 'Wheelchairs for
Kids'
while still working as a primary school teacher
and
attended after school and on weekends.
When she retired,
Beppie volunteered five days a week
. Over time she has taken on each and
every task that needed doing,
including overseeing the operation of supplying
the
2,500 odd material covers for the wheelchairs.
The covers are produced by
over 70 ladies.
She also acts as secretary to the workshop manager
, helps with
the morning teas and at times visits
primary schools to promote
fundraising.
When the workshops shuts down over the Christmas break,
Beppie can be seen painting and renovating the office and tea room.
Beppie is truly a well deserved recipient of the Michael Chin
Humanitarian Award.
The Rotary Club of Karrinyup Nurse of the Year Award
was created
in 1990 to honour outstanding nurses
working at the Osborne Park
Hospital.
This annual perpetual Award recognises a nurse (or midwife)
whose daily dedication and care epitomises the highest standard
of quality and
personal commitment.
Osborne Park Hospital has a number of wards catering
for surgical, rehabilitation,
midwifery and aged care and there are
approximately 270 nurses
and midwives working at the hospital.
Nominations for
the Award may be made by nurses, patients,
doctors and hospital management
staff.
This Award, which is displayed proudly on the wall at Osborne Park
Hospital,
is highly regarded by the staff and promoted extensively by the
Hospital.
The 2019 Winner of the Nurse of the Year Award is Karen McNulty.
Her nomination tells us that Karen
did her initial training at
Edith Cowan University
and spent her first two years working at Royal Perth
Hospital followed
by a few years as an agency nurse before
coming to Osborne
Park Hospital
, where she is a Clinical Nurse whose role is to lead
a team of
nurses providing high quality, holistic nursing care
for a ward for patients
over 65 requiring stroke and general rehabilitation care.
She provides
bedside care, education and support to patients,
staff and visitors within the
ward and across the rehabilitation
and care areas for the Hospital.
Karen understands and contributes to teamwork maintaining
constructive, therapeutic and supportive relationships
with her colleagues
consistently.
Her colleagues acknowledge her as a natural born leader
stating
that she goes the extra mile and really tries to engage
the patients and their
families to get them back on the path to independence.
Karen embodies the traditional view of a nurse –
with traditional
values, but at the same time focuses on patient care
with the 21st century
elements of critical thinking,
based on current research and the best of
contemporary practice.
Her nomination states that,
Karen is the nurse I would
wish for my loved ones to have look after them.’
The RC Karrinyup offers our sincere congratulations
to our
2019 Osborne Park Hospital Nurse of the Year – Karen McNulty.
2019
Congratulations Ash Ladner and PP David Reed
for another
great fund raising event benefiting Passages
and the work of Vinnies WA!
Well done for another near record
breaking year!
The 2019 Rotary Club of Rockingham’s grant night was a great success
and
the club was able to donate $40,000 to nineteen worthy local organisations.
We
received 43 applications totaling more than $250,000
and so it was a difficult
task for the Community Committee
to select the successful applicants.
Thank
you to everyone who came for the evening,
we had a great night and it was
enjoyed by all.
It is
through the generosity of the local community
who come to the
Rockingham Rotary Mart on a Sunday
that our club is able fund such worthy
local organisations.
The club asked the recipients to spend it in our region
and to remember that shop local,
buy local is the Rockingham way.
some of the recipients
Rotary Club of Swan Districts
This year once again I'm
taking the challenge and participating
in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout.
On one of the coldest nights, 27th June,
I'll
be sleeping out in the cold for 1 night along with
many other WA CEOs and
business leaders.
I'm hoping to shed a light on homelessness and to break the
cycle.
Every night, 116,000 Australians sleep 'rough' and experience homelessness
Every night, 116,000 Australians sleep 'rough' and experience homelessness
. Of those around 9,000
West Australians are having
to experience this on a daily basis.
What's even
worse is a growing number of children under 12
are experiencing homelessness.
This Sleepout will be the 3rd year I'll be participating in
This Sleepout will be the 3rd year I'll be participating in
and collectively within the past 2 years
I've managed to raise
over $6,000 for this amazing cause.
This year in 2019 I'm looking to raise over
$5,000 for the homeless
. If you'd like to support the cause please follow the
link:
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraiser/matthew-pham
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraiser/matthew-pham
To the Mundaring Rotary Club,
Thank you all for supporting us in getting a new blue
"Daddy Bear Bed"
made for Darlington Primary School Early Learning
Centre.
I am delighted to finally be able to send you a few
photos
of our indoor "
Goldilocks and the Three Bears" interactive play
area
. Our resident artist is currently on leave, but she will be back in 2
weeks' time;
when the club name will be added to the end of the bed.
The students are loving it, with many of them trying to
sneak in
an extra nap themselves!
My sincere thanks to you all for your
support.
Kind Regards
Lea van Rensburg
Education Assistant
Darlington Primary ELC.
Rotary Club of Karratha
Gala Ball
MC Joel Jackson with Rotarian Robin
Vandenberg.
Joel was the club's out bound Exchange Student
Joel was the club's out bound Exchange Student
from 2009/10 having gone to
Brazil.
The club is proud to have a former exchange student back
The club is proud to have a former exchange student back
as our MC for
tonight's Gala Ball.
Alex Beaumont won the Men's raffle.
Congratulations
- there will be no doubt that the esky will be put to a lot of
use.
Como Rotarians supporting the
Foodbank Trivia Night
and having a great night out
Representing the club at Foodbank WA Quiz night!
A group of club members, friends and
partners enjoyed an outing
on our sponsors table at the passages Race day
today
, with PP Phil also taking out a prize for best dressed
(must have been
that tie)
Cambridge Rotarians and friends on a
Vocational Visit to Optus Stadium.
The tour was conducted by Bruce MacLean,
well known to members from the WDCC and the Friday Sausage Sizzles.
Rotary Club of Moora
Saumya Rajgopal (Guest speaker)&
Bill Lullfitz.
Saumya is a medical student completing her final year.
Social evening Southern Forest Roasting
Banner from RC Holsworthy, Devon UK
RC Karrinyup PR &
Media Director Trish Lynch has returnedthis week from a month in the UK
, where she visited the Rotary Club of Holsworthy
and exchanged club banners with President Margaret.
At her first meeting back in Perth, Trish
passed the Rotary Club of Holsworthy
banner on to RC Karrinyup President Robyn.
Trish told fellow Karrinyup members of her wonderful experiences
of visiting the UK in the spring
and in particular of her visits to other Rotary clubs.
Guest Speaker – Ashleigh Mills
Ashleigh spent 10 days in
Cambodia volunteering
with Hair Aid, in February,
it operates in Cambodia,
Philippines, Thailand & Indonesia.
Teaching people living in poverty how to
cut hair.
Many of the families Ashleigh visited lived in
Cemeteries &
rubbish tips, in very impoverished conditions.
Teaching Cambodians these skills
means they
will be able to earn money to better their lives;
their health,
housing, education & clothing.
Alice O'Sullivan, her mum Jacquie and
Seb Della Maddalena
from Visability
made a combined presentation at the RC
Freshwater Bay's
meeting on 1st May.
Also in attendance was dad Peter
O'Sullivan.
Alice, who has multiple medical challenges,
Alice, who has multiple medical challenges,
has a burning desire to study at
Oxford, UK,
with her ultimate goal to assist disabilities such
as she has had
to deal with her entire life.
She is well supported by her family and Visability,
via her case manager Seb Della Maddalena.
True Brothers S.C. Joined us for last
nights meeting.
Craig Anderson gave us an insight into what they are about.
An
incredible group of people.
Will Stewart and Peter Sims also paid us the honor
of their presence with Will joining our club Next Week.
Fun meeting last night..
with a slightly rowdier crowd than usual!
Thanks
to Tiffany from Cahoots who joined us last night,
pictured here with club member and Cahoots CEO Jess
and some of our members who
volunteered at the Telethon Community Cinemas
this season to help raise money
for Cahoots.
We
also had a great open conversation about "cultural competency",
it
was really interesting to hear different members' perspectives.
Local identity Harry Neesham was a recent Guest Speaker
at the Attadale
Rotary Club.
Harry is a Certified Practicing Accountant
and currently a
Director of the Clontarf Foundation
for mentoring aboriginal boys into
education.
He has also had a significant involvement in sport, particularly
football
where he played and coached East Fremantle
after being part of the
1965 premiership team.
He is also a world champion 70+ Water Polo player,
having achieved a gold medal in Budapest in 2017.
Harry is a Vietnam veteran having served as an
Harry is a Vietnam veteran having served as an
Infantry Platoon Commander
during 1966/67.
Being the month of Anzac Day commemorations
Being the month of Anzac Day commemorations
Harry’s talk was on ‘His Service in
Vietnam
Rotary Club of Batavia Coast
Lovely visit and update on Shine from
Mandy Jolley
Incredible what they have achieved in 10 years
and now
they have expanded to Rangeway Primary School!!
The Club were fortunate enough
to donate $2,000
to help further their positive impact on the young women in
Geraldton
On Tuesday 30 April 2019 President
Aidan, six Ascot Members
and one partner paid a Vocational Visit to
Ngala Early
Learning and Development Service at Perth Airport.
Past President Ron Alexander
is holding a gift from the children
which was Presented to President Aidan by
the Staff.
The art work is called "Autumn Leaves on ANZAC Day -
and was
done by the Children in the Ngala Perth Airport Kindy Room.
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Granny Olympics
Western Australia
Found in the Kimberley
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