Sunday, January 30, 2022


509















Tonga Volcano Eruption and Tsunami Disaster -

 Rotary Australia Relief Fund (RARF)

https://directory.rawcs.com.au/42-2021-22

Summary:

 To provide funds for humanitarian programs to assist the people

 in Tonga recover from the volcano and tsunami disaster.

Challenge:

 The effects of the Volcano and Tsunami on January 15th

 will be far-reaching, impacting the Tonga Community for months,

 possibly years to come.

 Communication remains problematic with international

 and inter-island call still no possible due to the damage to the undersea cable.

Solution:

 Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS)

 will be working with Rotary New Zealand World Community Service (RNZWCS)

 and Rotary Club of Nuku’alofa (Tonga) in providing aid

 and assistance to the affected communities’ and restoring their livelihoods

. RAWCS has registered a Rotary Australia Relief Fund project 

to seek financial assistance from Rotary Clubs,

 the public and private sector.

 Donations to the 

RAWCS Relief Fund are tax deductible.

 


















































It is with great pleasure that we induct

 our latest new member Wendy Jeffery.

 The club and partners and kids celebrated the event 

with a visit to the Jarrahdale Tavern. 

Great trucker, using the Shire's volunteer donation 

and enjoying each others company

. Well done to Wendy and Wayne and family

 for joining our Rotary team.

 
















There are still places available on this training course.  

You need to book with me by Monday 31 January 2022 for the training 

 and to also via Trybooking if you wish to attend the RC Attadale meeting. 

DETAILS BELOW:-

 

The Rotary Club of Attadale have kindly arranged for a training session to erect

 and pack the ShelterBox tent to be held at their meeting on Wednesday 2nd February 2022.   

Training will commence at 1500 hours followed by their Rotary Club meeting 

 at the Swan Yacht Club, 71 Riverside Rd, East Fremantle, WA, Australia 6158,

  which will commence at 1800 hours for a 1830 start.  

 The meeting will finish at 2000 hours after which training will 

be given to pull down and pack the tent.

 

Please email me the names of anyone who would like to attend this training session: 

junew1@me.com

They will also have to book to attend the Rotary Club of Attadale Meeting - details below.

 

PROGRAM

 

  • ShelterBox tent training 3.00 pm
  • Rotary Attadale Meeting at 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start and finish at 8.00pm.
  • You need to made a booking to attend the meeting
  • The TryBooking link ishttps://www.trybooking.com/BWKQK, 
  • bookings end at 11.00am on 31 January 2022
  • During the meeting June will discuss some of the aspects which have made ShelterBox 
  • such a successful International disaster relief organisation.
  • ShelterBox tent packing from 8.00 pm
  • Please could you make sure that anyone attending the venue 
  • is aware that they will need to provide proof of double vaccination,
  •  and we advise having a mask handy in the event that one is required.

Kind regards

June

0427 178 793

ShelterBox Area Coordinator  Rotary District 9465.























Funding mental health research better helps us understand the mental health conditions 

of current adolescents and children.

100% of your donation will go into mental health research
-

 https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc

#LiftTheLidOnMentalIllness



























Karrinyup Rotary congratulates our esteemed member

 and Past President Peter Polain,

 who has been named in the Australia Day honours 

with an Order of Australia Medal (OAM)

 for service to the Community in a variety of roles

. Peter led the Community Service Committee through 

numerous major projects including the Karrinyup Community Men's Shed. 

He took on a pivotal role in founding the Stirling Farmers Market,

 acted as manager for nine years and

 is still involved in the Management Committee.

 









Some like it hot!

 Rotarians came together to host a BBQ for 120 high school students 

at the UWA Santos Science Experience.

 Above back row: Jackie Kent (Matilda Bay), Robyn White (Subiaco), 

Trish Somers (Matilda Bay), Wilma McBain (Subiaco).

 Front row: Terry Smith (Subiaco), Shauna Kinney (Subiaco)

, Aishwarya Banavathu (Matilda Bay).

 Not pictured: Dave Mussara (Subiaco).

 











Happy Australia Day.

 The Rotary Clubs of Kalgoorlie and Boulder 

cooking up a storm at Centennial Park

 
































Moora Rotary cooking breakfast

26th January

For Moora Shire Awards Australia Day

Citizenship presentations 2022























With our partners, the SJ Lions and the Baptist Church 

people, our club performed the annual Australia Day BBQ

, our 24th. Another top job, great brekky for all.

 Thanks















Wishing everyone a happy Australia Day from the Scarborough Rotary breakfast.

 Always great to hear from Len Yarren, Liza Harvey

 and many other great speakers.

 




















More Pictures of our Australia Day 2022 Breakfast can be found at:

https://scarboroughrotary.org.au/PhotoAlbums/australia-day-2022
































It’s Australia Day - time to reflect, respect and recognise.

 We’re out cooking up a wicked breakfast for people in Kununurra!

 


















Australia Day BBQ Breakfast done and dusted again this year

. Happy Oz Day all, and thanks to all our volunteers 

and friends from East Perth and elsewhere attending.

 Hope you all had a great time!

 













The City of Subiaco
Australia Day citizenship ceremony

The Rankin Gardens provided the perfect setting for the Australian Day 

Citizenship Ceremony to become an Australian citizen.

60 new citizens from 29 countries around the world were sworn in at a ceremony

 on Tuesday morning, becoming the City of Subiaco’s newest Australian citizens.

The Rotary Club of Matilda Bay provided the after-event breakfast.




A number of Matilda Bay Rotary Club members gathered

 in East Perth in hot conditions 

to assist Jane and others

. Jane Armstrong is an amazing person.

 



















One of our long standing annual community events on Australia Day, 

we support and enjoy.

 










We had a busy Australia day morning along with our friends 

from the Belmont Rotaract club, 

Ascot Rotary Club and their satellite club

. Great to catch up with old friends

 








Last week a few of the REQ crew were down at Camp Opportunity

supporting their auction charity dinner.

 A great Rotary in Western Australia initiative, 

the camp provides an amazing opportunity for young adults with special needs. 

Special shoutout to Josh and David for organising and helping out the breakfast cook up.

The REQ family are passionate about attending camp opportunity

 as a means to support the community












Some 2021 Xmas pictures




























































































































































 

Rotary Club of Crawley

February 2  2010 [12]

 

Rotary Club of Manjimup

February 12  1952  [70]

 

Rotary Club of Margaret River

February 17  1960   [62]

 

Rotary Club of Kojonup

February 19 1966  [56]

 

Rotary Club of Western Endeavour

February 19  1986 [36]

 

Rotary Club of Baldivis

February 23  2018 [4]

 

Rotary Club of Ascot

February 26  1969  [53]

 

E-WA  

February 29  2016 [6]

 









##################




















































El Questro Station Gorge































 



No comments:

Post a Comment