Are you joining the 2021 Rotary Virtual Convention
this weekend?
Volunteer wanted
for the role of Chair WA Rotary Cyclone Relief.
The role is not insignificant, and the volunteer will work with
Peter Durrant, Chair WA Rotary Fire Relief -
a position description available from Peter for those interested.
The positive aspects are, that all the administrative processes
are in place, funding sources from RAWCS
and the District Emergency Relief (ER) bank account in place.
The two roles, Fire & Cyclone use the same Treasurer
and financial controls all
in place now.
Communications processes are also in place
https://www.facebook.com/WARotaryBushfireRelief
with a formal D9455 Email address
for the volunteer’s use and succession
process.
The outcome of this body of work is to set up
an ER function within D9455 for posterity and
arguably influence a Rotary WA activity as the
Fire Relief work is truly a
state-wide activity.
Those interested are requested to contact
Peter Durrant, ER Committee
0419 931 451
If you have donated recently, I'd like to thank you for your support.
Emergency shelter provision has become an essential weapon
in the global fight against COVID-19.
Right now, 1 in every 97 people worldwide has been forced
from their home by conflict or disaster.
They’re living away from home –
away from its comfort,
familiarity and protection.
For them, the pandemic is yet another deadly threat
. But our life-saving aid is helping people stay healthy
and can help limit the spread of the virus.
20th June is World Refugee Day
and some of our supporters will be going
to raise funds for vulnerable displaced families in places
like Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Syria.
As the end of the tax year approaches,
we need
your support to continue our work.
RC Freshwater Bay's meeting 9th June,
we inducted three new members, bring our ratio back
to 50:50
male/female membership.
Wonderful to welcome Mehrane Mehramiz,
an Alzheimer's Researcher who will work on the Youth Committee,
Bev Lowe who is well known to many for the amazing work she and John
have done in the community for many years,
particularly setting up Manna and then Moort Care,
stepping back from this has left space for Rotary
. Bev will be right at home on the Community Committee.
Third is Jill O'Callaghan, a nurse who has worked for years on a project in India
- Institute for Indian Mother and Child with Dr. Sujit Brahmochary.
Jill will serve on the International
Committee.
Pres. Di with Mehrane Mehramiz
Pres Di with Be and John Lowe an PP Mike O'Hara
Pres Di and Jill O'Callaghan
INDUCTION CEREMONY
Margaret Hyatt
Proposed by Warren McCamey
Mentored by Rik Sneeuwjagt
Congratulations Mike Bermann on receiving a Paul Harris Fellow
(with a few sapphires) for your
contribution to The Rotary Foundation.
Applications National Youth Science Forum remain open
to attend the January 2022 forum. Applications will close on 2 July 2021.
The NYSF management has advised,
”the Australian government is in the process of rolling
out the COVID-19 vaccine, however COVID-19 safety guidelines,
travel restrictions and quarantine requirements are an ongoing issue.
Given the timeframes associated with the vaccine rollout,
we anticipate existing restrictions and the potential for hotspots
and quick lockdowns for some time yet.
Given this, return to a fully residential program
is not feasible for 2022.
Based on the successful delivery of the hybrid program
in January 2021,
and after carefully considering risk,
we have concluded that a similar hybrid model of delivery
to that deployed in 2021,
is the most appropriate choice for January 2022.
This model has proven success in enabling us to achieve
the goals of the NYSF Year 12 Program while ensuring
the safety of participants,
volunteers and staff.”
Accordingly, the program has been modified for 2022 to:
- A program that runs from 10 January 2022 to 25 January 2022;
- and
- Is split equally to 5 days of digital presentation
- and 5 days of in-person
hub activity in Perth.
The cost of the 2022 NYSF program remains at $1,900.
Would you please commence through your usual channels,
the promotion of applications from year 11 students
to attend the 2022 NYSF program.
Applications are again to be made through the NYSF website, https://www.nysf.edu.au/programs/year-12-program.
A direct approach to the Head of Science at your local high school
or college, to identify applicants who would benefit from attending the program,
is also advisable.
Successful applicants at the club level,
will participate in a
District selection process, as in prior years.
Attached is a caption and promotional flyer that can
be used
for social media posts and other promotional purposes.
Please contact me if you have any query.
Best regards
Simon Cubitt
Chair
District 9465 National Youth Science Forum Committee
E:nysf@rotary9465.org.au
M:0407383324
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At the 60th
Anniversary & Changeover Celebrations
Today was just another wow kind of day.
President Jill’s last lunch before she gets to pin Rev John with the President badge.
The Hon Richard Court AC giving a great presentation on the Australia
Japan special relationship
and Caitlin Schmitt our Youth Exchange student recently returned from Japan
giving her talk about her Exchange year.
We packed all that into 90 mins!
We also crammed in a massive club photo and Rebecca Tolstoy AM
, Perth Rotary, North Perth Rotary and the Path of Hope team managed
to donate $112,134 to the Salvation Army for
our Path of Hope project. Amazing!
What an amazing night on Thursday night.
Thank you to everyone that attending the Awards night.
Thank you to all our sponsors and representatives and
Thank you to our guest speaker Glen Stellard.
Congratulations to all the finalists and winners.
At the Rodeo - come on down and get your Rotary 
or 
and 
from our happy smiling Rotarians!
Our @karrinyup_rotary volunteers are doing double duty
today at the markets -
also raising funds for the Salvation Army WA’s #redshieldappeal
Our community service team are collecting beanies, scarves,
gloves and blankets -
and of course; we are running the market too!
This quartet of Rotarians represents many years of Service above Self to our club and to Rotary.
President-Elect Peter, Past District Governor Phil, long-serving past Secretary and Treasurer Vic
and Past President Peter were happy to be photographed in front of our media wall,
which
made its way to our interim venue at Tassels
Place Bar & Bistro this week.
Rotary Club of Albany Port raffled a trailer load of donated firewood
to raise funds for our upcoming year's projects.
Rotarians braved the cold weather to sell tickets outside Reeves in Albany.
Our sincere thanks again to the management of Reeves
for their cooperation and permission
to use the location.
Come and grab a sausage from us at the Rockingham Rotary Markets
(Kent Street)
PERSIMMONS!
Thank you to the Club members and friends and
partners
who helped pick persimmons for tomorrow's Rotary markets.
The weather was perfect as were the persimmons.
Special thanks to Steve and Laurie Collett for allowing us
to harvest this fruit for sale at TOMORROW'S MARKETS
Note in the photo that, while almost everyone
had gathered together
for a group photo, a couple of the ladies simply couldn't resist
picking a few more persimmons.
A big thank to all who donated food to Freo Rotary’s Give a Damn Give a Can.
Delivery of all the goods was made St Pat’s on Sunday.
Unpacked and stacked by members and volunteers who were thrilled by
the response from our community.
#infreo #fremantle #fremantleshippingnews #fremantlegazette
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