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Welcome to the Club Denise and thanks
Libuše for hosting 
Polio
has forever changed
the lives of ehsanullah,
Safia and Masood
A reminder of why vaccines are so
important.
Rotary International will be holding the
annual RI
convention in virtual format
But how can we have an RI convention without a
Western Australian
pre-convention party?
Zoom in to join the fun!
Monday, June 8, 2020 at 7 PM – 8:30 PM AWST
Join the fun in an online event hosted by:
Prize for best Hawaiian outfit
Make your own Hawaiian food and drinks to enjoy at home
Learn about Hawaiian food, culture, industry and nature
We want to do this for a few reasons
1) To honour the efforts of the Rotary volunteers in Hawaii
who would have been
terribly disappointed that
the Rotary convention could not go ahead in their
beautiful islands as planned. Aloha, friends!
2) To have fun
3) To encourage donations to the Rotary Foundation
before the end of financial year
https://www.rotary.org/en/donate
before the end of financial year
https://www.rotary.org/en/donate
All welcome! Please message (E-WA Rotary) to ask for the
Zoom code.
We would
request that you kindly attend the RMB Onclave
and encourage your fellow
members to also do so.
Please note, that the Registration is complimentary for
International participants.
warm regards
Rtn. Shivanand Bellare
Promotions Chair
RMB Onclave
0091-9845274448
Promotions
Chair
RMB Onclave
0091-9845274448
We are running the event on Zoom.
The time will 8.00AM IST (I guess
11.30AM WA time) to 1.00PM IST.
Greetings from Rotary Means Business
(RMB) Bangalore Fellowship.
It gives us great pleasure in
inviting you to participate
in our first of its kind online business conclave
being organised by Rotary Mean Business Fellowship
Bengaluru (RMBFB), Chapter
51, Bangalore Rotary District 3190
, named as “RMB Onclave”.
We also solicit
your support and cooperation in making
this event a grand success.
Please find below salient features of
RMB Onclave:
This unique platform will bring
together 400 business persons
including RMBians and Rotarians in District 3190,
other India and international districts, businesses outside of Rotary
and
across classifications, into an online networking Onclave
to enable business
during these challenging times.
This session will consist of an
opening main session featuring
DG, DGE, DGN, DG designate along with Key note
Speakers,
who will address the 400 registered participants and encourage
them
in regards to the Business environment, strategy etc.
This will be followed by 2 separate
breakaway sessions,
where participants will be divided into 8 verticals based
on different Business types including,
Manufacturing, IT, Realty &
Construction, Services & Consultancy,
Finance & Insurance, Healthcare,
Food & Allied Industries etc.
The choice will be left to Participants.
Each
participant will be allowed a 45 second elevator pitch
to introduce themselves
& their businesses.
This will be followed by a “Market
place”,
where participants will be encouraged to close Business deals
and
announce the same to all.
The closing session will have a key
note address, followed by a Vote of Thanks.
RMB ONCLAVE REGISTRATION LINK
WEDNESDAY, 3
JUNE 2020 FROM 19:30-20:15
Rotary WA
Employment Project
Online Information Session
Free
www.eventbrite.com.au
If you are a member of a Rotary Club
and are interested
in making a difference in your community,
join our FREE
online Webinar about the Rotary Employment Project!
The employment outcomes for people
with disability
in Australia are exceedingly poor,
as many independent measures
demonstrate.
This perpetually poor performance has a severe impact on people
with disability and the lives they are able to live,
with high rates of poverty
being just one example.
Their high rates of unemployment and low workforce
participation
create significant social and economic costs for Australia as a
whole.
Join us at this webinar to find out
more about how
you and your club can become involved in this innovative
project,
the first of its kind in WA.
The project focuses on finding
opportunities within the community
that connect an individual to employment,
based on their interests and skill sets.
Inclusion Solutions and Rotary Clubs
around WA identify
local businesses that can offer valued roles to individuals
in a mutually beneficial relationship between employee and employer.
Through this project,
we are
employing a genuine strength-based approach to address
a long-standing and
pivotal issue for people
living with a disability – that of meaningful
employment.
Every member who registers for the
webinar
goes in the draw to WIN $100 for their Rotary Club!
The $100 will be
donated to your club's fundraising account
to go towards any of your current
projects.
This webinar will be roughly 45
minutes
and will answer all of your questions about the
Rotary Employment
Project and how you can get involved
to make a difference to the lives of
people with disabilities,
their families and the community around them.
Please register to join us to find
out more
about this exciting project
- https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rotary-club-of-mount-lawley
about this exciting project
- https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rotary-club-of-mount-lawley
You can help support vital mental
health research
by donating to our COVID-19 appeal today.
Help us reach $200,000 by June 30
This International Nurses Day, Interplast
recognise’s
all nurses that work with Interplast throughout the Asia
-Pacific
for all the tireless work that they put into Interplast programs and
beyond.
Without their hard work and dedication,
we would not be able to do the
work that we do.
Know an Interplast nurse,
tag them to let them know you
appreciate them.
Pictured is a volunteer nurse Hayley
Benbow
in Mt Hagen, PNG earlier this year on an Interplast program.
Thank you to all the amazing people
making the scrub hats and bags
from us here at the Covid clinic in
Broome...
..Jo Western.
for your financial support. ️
"Get Scrubbed - Scrub Hats and
Linen Bags for HCW,"
is a project designed to make scrub caps and linen
bags
for nurses and other health care workers in WA.
The fabulous Jane O'Leary & Judy
Dinnison
are administrators of this group and they
was successful in obtaining a Dick
Smith Compassionate Grant
of $8000 through RAWCS to assist with this.
If your or any friends, relatives or
colleagues are interested
in sewing for the project,
Judy can provide fabric,
elastic and patterns.
We'd love to see this project a
collective one with Rotary club members
and friends joining together to support
the health care workers in our community.
Please encourage those who are
interested in participating
to contact our Club and we will put them in touch
with Judy.
and in the questions where it asks which state
you
are from, add our Rotary Club name.
Thank you Stephen Kendall (pictured)
of water-wise plants and mulch for
revamping the garden
at one of our transitional houses.
Your ongoing support helps us continue to to
provide services
to women and children escaping domestic violence
A successful day well above
expectations!
for the opportunity to fill this
truck
with food for needy WA families
The @rotaryeq food drive for @vinnieswa is on now
in the @cityofvincent Loftus carpark!
This young and dynamic crew are filling this huge truck
with food and
provisions, thanks to the generosity of our community.
All going towards helping people experiencing hardship
during tough COVID-19
times.
Thank you - great effort all round Vinnies WA
and many amazing donors!
Thanks a trillion to the Rotary Club
of Perth City East
for helping our Lore Law crew out with recycled phones
. We
are going to be physically distanced but socially connected
with our Coolgardie
crew during this time of COVID.
Jazmyn Yavukama
Brandon Spurling
meeting our President Richard
announced that one of our newer members,
Jenni, will take on the role of
Director of our newly formed Earth Committee
- convened to support our world
and earth in whatever way possible.
Congratulations Jenni!
Matilda Bay Rotarians on location at
KEMH
for Fall garden clean up and tidy.
The KEMH Memorial Garden has special
significance
for a great many bereaved families and is maintained as a garden
sanctuary.
Many thanks to all who participated.
If you would like to get
involved or know more, drop us a note.
Como Rotary Club members visiting
Bunnings Belmont,
who are great supporters of our Club.
Pictured here meeting
Bunnings Community Coordinator , Maddy,
who helped with the selection of items
for donation
to our Como Rotary Ladies Sewing Group.
This is a very kind
gesture by Maddy and Bunnings Belmont,
who have indicated they love having the
Ladies Sewing Group Craft Stall at their store,
as feedback is very positive
from their customers.
Another example of Rotary Club of Como
continuing
with community activities in the current COVID-19 times.
It was lovely yesterday to receive a
message and photos
from a member of the public "Lea", who wrote:
"Thank you Mundaring Rotary.
A beautiful spot
to have a cuppa .
.
Thank you. We just
wanted to let you know that your work is seen and appreciated.
Walking Mnt
Helena to Parky,
lunch and return. Great Day out"
"
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Meanwhile During a Tense Moment in WWII
During a tense situation in WWII,
British military personnel
find themselves doing
their best when encountering danger.
Love is Blue
Charlie Chaplin
Western Australia
who knows where this is?
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