Good luck to our Larapinta Trekkers, who head off on Monday!
We're also thinking of the seven would-be trekkers
that are stuck in lockdown.
Their time will come.
Whilst the
ongoing COVID crisis continues to affect everyday life, our Operations team
continue to adapt to ensure that we can respond around the
world. The team are currently scoping responses in Yemen (conflict), the
Philippines (Taal volcano) and Nepal (flooding), with active responses in
Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Ethiopia.
Climate-related disasters, like the recent floods in Germany and wildfires in
California, Canada and Siberia, illustrate the challenge facing us all. As with
COVID-19, it will be the most vulnerable that bear the brunt of climate change
and it will be left to organisations like ShelterBox to pick up the pieces. Our
response in Nigeria illustrates this perfectly, where people fleeing conflict
are then affected by wildfires, followed by floods.
For our sixth project in Nigeria, we’re working again with our partner ACTED. After severe fires, ShelterBox and ACTED are planning on distributing robust “Bama” type shelters to 1000 households. As the security context is so dynamic, with previously accessible areas becoming inaccessible (and vice-versa) specific locations will be determined throughout, as the project develops.
Extremist attacks,
severe weather conditions and the impact of coronavirus in the Lake Chad Basin
have resulted in a dire humanitarian crisis in the Far North region of
Cameroon. The area now hosts more than 114,000 refugees as well as 320,000 internally
displaced people. We have been working with our trusted partner IEDA Relief in
the Far North region since 2015 and have carried out projects both on-camp
(Minawao Camp) targeting refugees and off-camp, mainly targeting internally
displaced people
The photo above was taken during a recent distribution of project 9,
a 6-month project that runs from March-August
Have you visited the Jo Wheatley All Abilities Play
Space yet?
A team of Rotary volunteers led by Steven Miller completed this project at
Beaton Park
on Dalkeith foreshore of the Swan River after seven years of sweat
and tears.
We were honoured to be able to contribute to the creation of an inclusive
public space
for people with disabilities and their families as one of the many
projects our Club work on.
Our club is always looking for people who share our vision of being a part
of making a difference locally and globally
. Come join us for breakfast at Leederville Sporting Club one morning
if you'd like to learn more!
Welcome to the world’s newest Rotarian, Vijay
Aarditya!
Then Rotary Canning followed up with conferring a Paul Harris Fellow to Anne Brown.
Yet another who unselfishly gives her time
and energies to Rotary.
President Linda proudly receiving the Best Conference attendance award
from District Governor Dee!
T'S GO
TIME! 
What better time than when we have a full moon
to
announce the launch of this years' Duck Derby for Rotary
at Hillarys Boardwalk - Hillarys Boat
Harbour
October the 2nd is the BIG day which will be
full of
fantastic fun, frivolity and FEATHERS!
Ticket sales are now live and you can WIN!
1. A brand new Toyota Yaris from City Toyota
valued at $26,596
2. 2 brand new Ryder electric bikes from Ebikers Fremantle
valued at over $5000.
3. $1000 CASH
4. Many other great prizes.
With only a maximum of 15,000 tickets sold
the
odds are in YOUR favour!
Head to duckderby.com.au and get your duck in
the race
for just $10! Good luck or as we say...
...GOOD DUCK! 
will again host the premier golf event of the
year on
Friday 29 October 2021.
The $2500 team donation includes:
- 18 holes golf at Mount Lawley Golf Club for a
team of 4
- Your promotional banner & marketing on a tee
- Lunch & non-stop snacks &refreshments
- Cocktail hour canapés and drinks for your team plus 4
guests
- Gala dinner with premium wines, beer and soft drinks
for 8
- Guest speaker - Glen Mitchell
Music & entertainment
Further research into the mental health of young
Australians aged 0-12 is required.
Please help by donating today
Past President Richard Prunster joined DG Dee and Past Presidents Jill and Karen
in wishing Rotary of Crawley's new President Leah all the best for her year.
Rotary Club of Karrinyup Vocational Director Kay also attended the
Changeover to represent our club.
“Treemission© held another excellent tree planting event with SERCUL
at Canning on Saturday. Six Rotary clubs were represented
and together we planted 2,800 plants.
This took the total treemission Rotary tree planting
for this season to over 8,000
plants.
Como, EWA, Mill Point, Canning, Crawley Dalkeith and Southern Districts clubs enjoyed the day.
We
were joined by the Whaleback Scouts who provided eager support to planting.
Mill Point catered for the activity and the morning tea and sausage sizzle
was a treat
thank you MPRC.
Collectively, over the three planting events, $120
was raised for treemission©, and, some clubs have expressed a willingness
to make direct donations via the National Trust
(contact Alan Briggs for account details).
Many thanks go to Darren O’Brien from SERCUL
who arranged the planting sites and provided the plants.
treemission© will be organizing further planting next year.
Thank you
Rotarian and friends,
Alan
Briggs”
Just had to take the selfies .
.. Rick wasn't! All in good fun for Treemission.
Regan (BlueSky/Crawley) had
some help getting trees into the ground.
Alan Briggs (treemission(c)/EWA) with Regan (BlueSky/Crawley RC)
supporting treemission.
Whaleback Scout group contributed to the tree planting effort
and were rewarded with a sausage
sizzle.
Young mum's and children came along to make the day
an even greater day for tree planting.
Mandy took
control of setting up the tree planting.
Darren O'Brein (SERCUL) thanked all the volunteers for their efforts after presentations
by 3 attending
Rotary Presidents ... just saying!
A merry bunch of Rotarians satisfied with a solid morning's effort in planting 2,800 plants
to protect the
Canning River environment.
Wednesday, 21st July was the Official Visit to the RC Freshwater Bay
by DG Dee Buckland and her husband Jonathan Weir.
Pictured with DG Dee and Jonathan is AG Jeremy Wood and Pres. Max Hipkins.
DGs visits have certainly changed over the years and it's very obvious
that no exposure to the International Arena of Rotary at the International Assembly
due
to Covid has reflected in the presentation this year.
Sometimes all it takes is a drop of generosity to create ripples of positive impact in the world.
Recently new member Matt received a phone call from Helena College
who were looking to donate their old library books.
The word spread quickly and soon enough there were 4 other Schools
looking to donate books
- the end result being a pallets worth of childrens and young teenager books..
. yes a whole pallets worth!
To find a home for them, Nick through his network and contacts managed to reach
out to Kath, CEO from United Way WA who was delighted to receive our donation.
The books will be distributed throughout the State and used for programs
such as Painting the
Town REaD.
Atwell Primary School Gosnells Primary School
John Wollaston Anglican Community School
Phoenix Primary School
Amidst all the fun and chaos we wanted to wish Eeshwar
a belated Happy Birthday for yesterday.
A tireless contributor and advocate in the Rotary and Rotaract world,
Eeshwar even volunteered yesterday morning at our Sausage Sizzle
even though it was his Birthday
. We hope you had an amazing day and we appreciate all the hardwork
you put into the Club and for
the wider community.
Here’s a pick-me-up snap for your Thursday
morning
Before our Bunnings Sausage Sizzle last week,
the Squad known as “P3” led by President Nick had their catch-up over breakfast
. As you can see most of them were geared up ready for the sizzle
with Dean aka Animal back on a well deserved break.
If you want to know what P3 stands for…
well their Squad says it’s like knowing what Fight Club is 
As part of the Como Rotary sponsored Buddy Bench community project,
2 completed Buddy Benches were handed over to the Rotary Club of Gosnells,
for use by two local schools, Thornlie Primary & Thornlie
South Primary schools.
The Benches were constructed by Station Street Men's Shed (SSMS),
with materials kindly donated by Bunnings Cannington and Midalia Steel
. The Buddy Benches are part of the Primary school "Resilience Program",
which supports student mental health and
resilience training in the schools.
Pictured here are representatives from SSMS, Bunnings, Midalia Steel
with Paul Jones, President Gosnells Rotary and Kevin Saunders,
Buddy Bench Project Coordinator, at Como Rotary.
This community project is progressively being rolled out to D9465 Rotary Clubs
in partnership collaboration with local Men's Sheds and local schools,
to benefit the welfare
of school children. We serve to change lives.
Como Rotary Carson Street Sewing group, selling a huge range
of quality home made craft items.
Come on down for a bargain,
with
all proceeds going to the children at Carson Street School.
Great Christmas lunch fellowship by the Rotary Club of Cockburn.
Great food, laughs and friendship.
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