ROTARY HOMELESS HUB
INTEREST UPDATE - INVITATION
Rotary’s Homeless Hub invites Rotarian's to our biannual interest group meeting,
on Thursday 28
October 2021
(6.00-7.30pm) at Perth Office, Level 5, 110 William Street
(or via Zoom for those who can’t attend in person).
Please spread this message to all members who may have
personal, community or vocational interests in this area.
Numbers are limited, so please book early.
The session will include brief presentations by speakers
from the homelessness sector,
and with lived experience, and updates on our expert reference group
and key Hub projects.
The “main event” will be break-out sessions exploring
how can Rotary clubs best address
homelessness.
This will be based on participant interests in the areas of
Homelessness Prevention,
Support for Homeless People, and Housing.
To facilitate effective work shopping, participants will be asked in advance
to identify their
general areas of interest,
member's new ideas and potential future initiatives,
and current club projects in brief.
To register interest go to
https://events.humanitix.com/rotary-homeless-hub-interest-update
Interested member and
club participation is most welcome!
Dr
Ken Mullin
ROTARY HOMELESS HUB
CONVENOR
Wheelchairs for Kids would like you to help us celebrate:
the official
opening of our new factory and
the production of
our 50,000th wheelchair.
Please join The Premier of Western Australia, our
partners
- the Rotary Club of Scarborough and the Christian Brothers,
generous donors, suppliers,
our army of
dedicated volunteers and special guests
at a ceremony
accompanied by morning tea and followed by a factory tour.
Date: Wednesday 27th October 2021
Time: 8.45am (for 9am Start) to 10.00 am (dignitaries arrive at 9am)
Address:10 Buckingham Drive, Wangara WA
RSVP please by 20th October to
opening@wheelchairsforkids.org
I hope to see you there.
Jim Joseph
Chairman, Wheelchairs for Kids Ltd
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is an annual day
of remembrance for pregnancy loss and infant death,
held on October
15th each year.
#pregnancyandinfantlossawareness
Our boat raffle is under way.
When out and about, please show some support and
buy a ticket.
No excuses to say you’ve not got change; we now
have an eftpos machine
The weather might look a little dodgy this morning
but not as dodgy as this bloke. Boulder
is back in front of Coles selling our Christmas Stocking raffle tickets.
$2 each and you're in with a chance at $1000 worth of toys
, Kmart
vouchers and Christmas hams.
Don't forget our jackpot raffle worth $25000!
All proceeds go to our Goldfields Family Assistance Trust Fund
helping the sick kids of all he Goldfields.
The Provisional Rotary Club of Metropolitan WA
invites potential members and Rotary friends (and their families)
to a baby and child friendly October social aboard
the Mandurah Pirate Ship!
Rotary MWA hopes to reach out to as many people as possible
with a view to chartering in 2022 so we hope to see you
there!
Come and join us for a speed networking event with
a twist!
REQ President Nick Lim will facilitate the evening and teach you how
to harness your personality to master the art of networking.
Whether you are an introvert or extrovert, you will find something
of interest
at this unique event in support of Short Back & Sidewalks.
Path of Hope is hosting a FREE Speakers Series for
Corporates and Rotarians in Perth CBD
about Healthy Relationships and the many
facets.
We only have 55 seats, and we would love to have
Rotarians and Corporates who are interested
in Path
of Hopes mission to break the intergenerational cycle of family violence,
to come along to our free event with a light lunch at Rotary House,
level 5 110 William
Street Perth.
The Santos Science Experience … where
science meets fun
There are three in-person, on-campus programs
in WA.
Take a look at this year's Edith Cowan University program
for year 9 & 10 high school students.
ECU Joondalup
4-day program $260
11-14 Jan 2022
Application deadline 20 Dec 2021
Help introduce a high school student to chemistry,
biological and environmental science,
freshwater and marine biology, mathematics,
cyber security and computer science.
Ask for the Rotary Scholarship Application
Contact The Science Experience
admin@scienceexperience.com.au
(03) 9756 7534
https://www.scienceexperience.com.au/
9455 Science Experience Coordinator, Shauna
Kinney
shauna@smk-writer.com
0435 089-797
Today on World Mental Health Day we celebrate Hat
Day!
Show us your best hat day pics by using the hashtag
or sending them to news
@arh.org.au
Thank you for supporting important mental health research:
Join Interplast on Tuesday 19th October at 3pm (AEDT) for a free webinar
about basic anatomy of the hand.
In this session, we will cover bones, joints, extrinsic muscle insertions
and intrinsic muscles of
the hand and their innervation.
By the end of the webinar, participants will be able to: name bones
and joints of the hand;
understand ligaments of MCP & IP joints; recognise 2 vascular arches of the hand
; describe nerve supply to skin of the hand, and;
describe thenar, hypothenar, lumbrical & interossei muscles’
function & nerve supply.
Anatomy of the Hand will be presented by Dr Nicola Massy-Westropp
and chaired by Dr Collette Massy-Westropp.
To join the webinar, please register via the
following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/.../901.../WN_eD9OW1fbSKm922hkISXRtQ
Busy time at the club on Thursday with DG Pat coming along and joining us
for ARH Hat for Mental Health night.
. A great presentation by Queen Pat was enjoyed by all
AustralianRotaryHealth
Together with our friends from the
we celebrated Hat Day 2021 this week.
Lifting the Lid on mental illness, a project of
We lifted the lid on mental health tonight as we
wore our hats for Australian Rotary Health
A walk around Big Swamp for Mental Health Week
. It
was very enjoyable, and we'll supported by Rotarian's
Fire! The Wooroloo Bush Fire to be precise.
This was the subject of today's talk at the breakfast at Matilda Bay Rotary Club
attended by a selection of Cambridge Rotary members.
Speakers were Rick
Sneeuwjagt and Peter Durrant. Thank you Matilda Bay.
Lifting the Lid on Mental Health at Perth Rotary
Como Rotary held a Hat Day at this weeks meeting
,
as part of ARH Lift the Lid on Mental Health.
Last night at our meeting members were asked to wear a hat for Hat Day
raising money for Australian Rotary Health Mental Health
Research.
#rotaryclubofrockingham members and guests from Baldivis
Rockingham and Freshwater Bay Clubs were delighted
to welcome Premier
Mark McGowan to this evening's meeting.
The Premier spoke about his life and passion for his family,
life in the navy and politics.
Mark McGowan was raised in country NSW, educated in Law
at the University of Queensland before choosing a career in the Navy
and
eventually a posting to Stirling Naval Base in Rockingham.
He shared that initially he was not excited about the move
to an unknown state on the other side of Australia.
However, driven by his desire to make a difference in his career
and many years of dedication and determination he has enjoyed success
in both his private and public life - he
now loves WA!
#68 Cockies Chariot receive their certificate of appreciation
for their participation
in the 2021 BulldustNBack raising a whopping $15,050
for Kids Cancer and Mental Health.
L to R Peter Stevens, Graham Nixon (drivers)
and Wayne Muller (BNB coordinator)
Winner: Amelia Mason
Topic: "Gender Equality"
Carine Senior High School
RC of Scarborough
Photo with winner and runner up students
D9465 DGE Ric McDonald and D9455 DG Dee Buckland.
participants: L - R
Keerthana, Amelia, TJ & Mikayla
Committee of the D9465 Four Way Test Speech Contest are:
Chairperson: Leanne Knowler
Committee: Murray McKay, Barb Kitto (also MC at State Final),
Robyn Metcalf and absent was Veronica Lawrance.
The photo shows the committee and volunteers that helped set up
and pack down or contributed on the day of the event.
Sponsorship for this event was received from Bendigo Bank.
In attendance at the State Final pictured is Joe Faraone
State Manager (Acting) Western Australia
Good representation from Applecross Rotary members at our
local Federal Member's annual
(except for last year due to Covid) Sundowner,
to recognise Service Clubs in his electorate for their work
they do to "improve people's lives".
Applecross Rotary PP Dr Ian Fairnie AM passed on our appreciation
on how Ben and his staff support our work.
Ian said it seems the motto is "the answer is yes,
now what is the question!"
Pictured are AG Kenn Williams, Hon Ben Morton MP,
Applecross Rotary
President-elect Logan Duncan-Smith
Thanks to the amazing photographer Ingrid for her work
on the Blue Sky trip to Kununurra recently.
Lots of the Belmont Rotary members and partners attended
this trip and it was thoroughly enjoyed.
Our Para, Vision Impaired and All Ability dancers, and their partners,
received team backpacks funded by the
Rotary Club of Como.
Thank you the Rotary Club of Como for
supporting our dancers.
www.ballroomfit.com.au
Thanks to all the members and partners who attended the joint meeting
with Kalamunda /Mundaring/Belmont Rotary clubs.
It was well
attended and lots of fun catching up with our many rotary friends.
Our Refurbished “Prince” will be debuting at this years\
Esperance and Districts Agricultural Show!
Friday and Saturday!
Check out
for all the show details!
https://www.facebook.com/Esperanceshow/
Lovely photo in the Bunbury
Herald today.
Great effort by all the school and the GADGAC
Schools Team.
Supermarket collections continue for a few more day ...
don't miss the opportunity to give if you can.
Last Friday, BRC was so pleased to sponsor a family fun day
during the school holidays for the MMRC
(Metropolitan Migrant Resource
Centre).
The MMRC has pioneered and facilitated the settlement and participation
of migrants, refugees and the CALD community
in
Western Australia for more than 25 years.
As well as financially supporting the event,
which included a bus to transport MMRC clients to Lake Monger,
a sausage sizzle and a volleyball clinic run by Volleyball WA,
several BRC members joined in on the day - sizzling sausages,
leading a walk around Lake Monger to enjoy the native wildlife,
and honourably losing several games of volleyball. 
The MMRC is a very important organisation serving our community
- Learn more about them at
Thanks to Allie and the Vocation team for organising a great family day in Harvey.
The day started with a walk across the Harvey Dam,
we then moved on to May Gibbs cottage for coffees or shopping, lunch
was at the new brewery at the Wokalup Tavern
followed by some wine tasting at the Harvey River Winery.
The afternoon was completed with a visit to Harvey Cheese Factory
for some cheese tasting and a talk on cheese making by
the President of the Harvey Lions.
At the Geraldton Platform Markets 
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October 27, 1956 [65]
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