Dear
Rotary member,
You are invited to attend a one-hour information session
and receive an
update on the Zone 8 Regionalisation Pilot.
We would like to update you on what has happened since the vote
and the next
steps.
Moving forward, the goal remains to establish
a Regional Governance
structure
to transform Rotary and Rotaract
in our region to better support Clubs to provide relevant
and engaging experiences
that serve our communities and enable us to
grow.
This session will kick-off a series of regular communication that will enable
you to be kept up to date and informed throughout
the next period of the pilot.
With
time zones and work schedules in mind,
we will host three different sessions
for you:
Sunday 27 November
·
9:00am
AEDT
·
7.00pm
AEDT
·
6.00pm
AEDT
Here is a handy link to check the time in your location.
The host for the webinar will be Rotary International Director Jessie Harman.
Presenters will be Co-Chairs PDG Ingrid Waugh
and PDG Peter Frueh.
Questions will be asked through the Q&A function
and
will be moderated by Rotary International staff.
In the meantime, we invite you to visit our website,
which will continue to
have the latest updates
creatingtomorrowrotary.org.
PLEASE
CLICK ONE OF THE DATES ABOVE TO REGISTER.
* Content will be the same in each webinar;
you only need to attend one that best suits
your schedule.
Sincerely,
Regionalisation Pilot Project Team
Co-chairs Ingrid Waugh (NZ/Oceania) and Peter Frueh (Australia)
Only 1 week until the end of Foundation Month
To all members
Thank you to all who have responded so far.
If you still wish to join the Centurion Club
please complete the
attached form and return to our Centurion Chair:
Or for more information follow this link:
Hello to everyone who has registered for the 2023
Rotary International Convention!
We look forward to gathering with you in Melbourne,
Australia, 27-31 May.
Secure your space in the House of Friendship
Exhibit applications are now available for all exhibit types.
Club & District projects, Rotary Fellowships and Rotary Action Groups
can apply for a
booth by Friday, 16 December 2022.
Non-Rotary entities, like nongovernmental organizations
and commercial merchandise vendors, can also rent booths.
Space is limited, so apply soon to
save your spot.
Email exhibitor@rotary.org for more
information.
Apply
Get set to explore Melbourne
Melbourne is Australia’s unrivalled capital of sports, culture,
entertainment and style.
Here’s more from the Melbourne Convention Bureau
on what you won’t
want to miss while you’re there:
As a well-connected, compact, and accessible city,
thanks to its numerous transport options and grid layout,
Melbourne is easy and enjoyable to navigate.
The city encompasses an extensive
accessible taxi services and caters for travel to destinations
further afield through our many tour operators.
Whilst in town, make the most of Melbourne’s large tram network,
which is free in the city centre. Hop on to a City Circle tourist tram
and listen to commentary about city landmarks and major attractions
such as Parliament House, Docklands, Federation Square,
Sea Life Melbourne, and the Princess Theatre,
all whilst you commute to
your next destination
Early bird pricing ends
Dec 15th
For 9565 clubs book
here
https://www.trybooking.com/CDTVN
For 9455 clubs book
here
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=970386&
The Rotary Youth Exchange program resumed in-person exchanges this year,
and that may have you wondering how to start one, especially
if your club or district has not participated.
Or you may just wish to remind yourself of some details of the program
. Well, you’re in luck:
We’ve collected some of the best resources to help you start
or improve your local Rotary Youth Exchange
program.
§ Read the Rotary Youth Exchange Handbook.
§ Visit Rotary’s Youth Protection page.
§ Take the Protecting Youth Program Participants online course.
§ Create a promo card or share the Rotary Youth Exchange video
Need something else? Email us at youthexchange@rotary.org
Rotary in Africa
There are many project opportunities for Rotary clubs to
support worthy causes in these areas
Kampala
Nsamba Henry
I am from Rotary
Kampala Kawempe D9213
Kawempe Division is one of the five divisions that comprise
the city of Kampala along with Makindye
division, Lubaga division,
Nakawa division and Central division,
It has
19 parishes and 771 villages
Rotary bringing smiles 
Good morning from Kampala Uganda.
The simple things that nourish our souls are the
smiles we get in service. Rotary.
This is simple, each Rotarian you identify a lonely elderly
in your neighbourhood,
who you can
buy for bread, sugar, soap and other basics that can bring a smile.
.it is a game of every Rotarian.
Nakervile
https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=nakivale%20rotaract%20club
In another area Nakervile 290 km southwest of Kampala
is a
refugee camp where 120000 refugees
are subsistence
looked after by the Uganda Government
They are provided with some land to grow vegetables and
build shacks.
The government provides protein in the form of beans to the refugees,
other than that they fend for themselves.
Most of the refugees are from the Congo
Within this refugee camp is a Rotaract Club established in
2016
is one of the fewest clubs in the world
with much blessings
to host the Rotary international
president Jennifer Jones on 5th September 2022,
we shall always remain grateful for her dedication
to serve and change communities..
#Imagine creating a
peaceful environment for others
#Imagine where people
respect others rights
#Imagine nations have good
governance for their citizens
#Imagine the world of low
levels of corruption
#Imagine living in the
world of free flow of information
#Imagine where communities,
societies, nations have good relationship and collaboration.
Then #imaginerotary2022 RI president
Jennifer Jones special visit
to Nakivale Rotaract club and Nakivale Rotary
peace club in Uganda.
Nakivale
Rotaractors fund most of their projects with their own money.
Martin
Rubondo, left, and Jean Lwaboshi spend their mornings making bricks,
which they sell to raise money to fund music
lessons for refugees
To mark World Human Rights Day and promote shelter
as a human right,
we'll
be holding our annual Giving Day on Friday 9th.
With over 100 million people made homeless
by disaster and conflict, we will continue to raise awareness
of the issue with our #ShelterIsAHumanRight campaign.
Right now,
ShelterBox I is busy in Pakistan, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Mozambique,
Syria, Yemen and the Lake Chad Basin,
where hundreds of thousands have been
forced to flee their homes.
For many, the COVID-19 pandemic continues
to be a disaster on top of disaster.
Affected communities and people living in overcrowded camps
are left especially vulnerable, with little-to-no space
for self-isolating and social
distancing.
DONATE TODAY AND YOUR GIFT WILL BE DOUBLED!
You don't have to wait until 9th Dec to make a difference.
Now, more than ever, shelter saves
lives; we need your support.
All the best
Mike
Mike Greenslade
ShelterBox Australia CEO
· In Indonesia, VDPV2 was isolated from an AFP case
(7-year old child) with onset of paralysis on 9 October, from Aceh province.
At this time, there is no evidence of circulation.
Nevertheless, Indonesian national and local public health authorities,
with support from partners, are implementing full field investigation
and planning a response as appropriate, including
as a very initial response, an IPV catch-up campaign
in the
immediately affected area.
·
Tens of thousands of West Australian families will struggle
to put food on the table this
Christmas.
Hunger is a growing crisis in WA with at least half a million people
struggling to afford enough food to eat in the past year.
Sadly more than 100,000 are children.
The 2022 Give a Feed festive season campaign is now underway.
This is a key Rotary service initiative that all WA Rotarians
can actively promote with passion and vigour.
It's a great way to advocate corporate gifting right across
the professional and business community,
with family, friends, colleagues, staff, customers
and suppliers
etc.
In 2022 Give A Feed has set a goal of providing 3,000
Give A Feed hampers to West Australian families in need
so they can celebrate the festive season and not go hungry.
Your kind donation of $30 will provide a Give A Feed hamper filled
with festive food for
a family of four to enjoy.
Our hampers are packed by volunteers and distributed by Foodbank WA
to ensure they reach those
who are most vulnerable in our community.
To reach our target we ask for your generous support,
please Give A Feed today
and help us
share this message in the festive spirit.
To donate, go to www.giveafeed.com.au
and give hope to a WA family in need this
Christmas.
Thank you and
Season’s Greetings
#giveafeed #givingiscontagious
Plans are all set for another wonderful concert
on Thursday, 26th January, 2024, in the grounds of the
historic, majestic Woodbridge House, Ford St, Woodbridge,
on
the banks of the Swan River in Woodbridge.
We’ve undergone a name change to allow more flexibility
in the future and to appeal to a wider age bracket,
with it now known as the Summer Gala Soiree,
the concert not to be
missed.
We have the Freeze Frame Opera truck again as our stage,
the excellent Icon AV sound, it is outdoors picnic style 5-7.00pm,
so please bring your rungs, low chairs, food, drinks
and as many friends, family and colleagues as you can encourage to attend.
Again there will be a coffee van on site for drinks.
Abundant free parking at the adjacent Governor Stirling Senior High School.
Plus the timing allows anyone who wishes to
still catch the light show.
Once again, all performers are extraordinary,
first class artists with Alessandro Pittorino as MC,
Adrian Soares our Musical Director/Pianist, Naomi Johns (Soprano),
Caitin
Cassidy is returning (Mezzo), Lachlan Higgins and Devon Lake.
Booking information is
https://www.trybooking.com/CDPJG
Research is the only way we can help the next generation of Australians
with mental illness, and that includes research into the
#mentalhealth of #parents 
Donate to #AustralianRotaryHealth today -
https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc
#LiftTheLidOnMentalIllness #RotaryHealth #AustralianRotaryHealth
#mentalhealthawareness #fundraising #nonprofits
#childrenmentalhealth #research #children #wellbeing
#mentalillness Australian Rotary Health
Erin Hegerty from Mama Respond International
Ed Erin explained that Mama Respond is an Australian charity
that currently works in Kenya and Papua.
She said her Perth Board consisting of 6 people
and there are 3 employees in Kenya.
Erin’s first trip to Kenya as a volunteer teacher inspired
her get 2 classrooms built
at the Noonkopir Township Primary School.
This is one of
three public schools in Kitengela district
. Resources were obtained through local donations of
material,
cash and labour as well as using social media
to raise funds back in Australia.
Earlier this year a number of Wheelchairs for kids
(via the RC of Scarborough) were shipped to Mombasa.
(https://scarboroughrotary.org.au/
Stories/wheelchairs-for-kids)
I would like to say Thank You
to Christopher Keenan,Tim Keenan, Peter Lugg, Debra ,
Pip Asphar, Kareen Dunlop, Wendy Wisniewski
and all members of Osborne Park Rotary, Hawthorn Rotary,
Rotary Osborne Park, and Dr. Meng Sok for donation of
Chris Keenan operation theatres for
Kompong Speu Referral Hospital
— with Meng Sok.
Fantastic morning with our friends from the Rotary Club of Mill Point
as club member Justin Walker was on hand for the
Bulldustnback beneficiaries cheque ceremony.
Justin and his team of 4 cars “Tour de Farce” raised $
for two VERY deserving charities;
12 Buckets & Kids Cancer Support Group.
Well done to
all!
Award night
At this weeks Spinnaker Health Foundation award ceremony
it was announced that the recipient of the Rotary Club of Fremantle
research grant was Dr Duncan Purtill
whose research is focused on improving outcomes for patients
with myelofibrosis receiving bone marrow transplant treatment.
Past President Stuart Clark congratulated him and wished
Past President Stuart Clark congratulated him and together
with other members wished him the best for his future research
Free laundry and shower facilities at the Salvos Busselton
every Friday 9 to 12. If in need, come on down
THAT’S A WRAP (/sandwich ) on 2022 
Thank you so much to all our awesome community partners
and volunteers (particularly Sweet Olive coffee van
for donating your time, coffee & treats to spoil our volunteers this morning!)
What amazing
humans working so selflessly
to feed our local school students 
We made 11 245
sandwiches 
Sail Into Life have the latest life jackets,
which comply with regulations, purchased with a generous grant
from the Chefs Long Table Lunch.
Here we have Vicky and Janette modelling the new jackets.
Volunteers enjoying watermelon after a very busy morning
bringing boating pleasure to our clients.
Great community activity by Como SC Interact team, supported
by Como Rotarian Susanne Wakeman.
Huge thanks to everyone for the donations and
support
of our Foodbank appeal.
It’s always wonderful see the school community come together
particularly when it’s to help others and for such an important cause.
Often when we help others we get feelings of satisfaction and purpose.
But usually it just feels good!
Again thank you for your efforts.
Interact will be collecting donations until Friday
- Science Office, Library or Art Room
Rotary members packing for ‘Give a Feed‘ at Food
Bank.
Ladies packed, men made boxes, kept the benches filled with product,
sealed boxes and disposed of used boxes and plastic.
In total the 6 ladies packed 640 boxes.
We broke
the previous record.
Lots of great fellowship and how good to be able
to
help those who need help.
Last night we had Joshua Morley speak to our dinner meeting
about attending RYLA and how it has affected his life.
He was an engaging speaker and it was a pleasure
and very uplifting to hear about his experiences.
He’d like to attend RYLEAP and become a facilitator
for RYLA in the future.
We also heard from our own member Neil Wilkie
about attending the Dalkeith Rotary Club in Scotland
.
It was very interesting to hear the history of Dalkeith
and we’d like to
establish a connection with our Scottish counterparts.
This morning, the Club collaborated with Subi Action
and Rotary Subiaco to volunteer at the first Subi Suitcase Markets.
We helped to check-in and direct over 40 suitcase sellers to their bays,
and
give out feedback forms
Rotarians Ivan Hunt and John Lightfoot carry out regular maintenance
on the windmill at The Forts
on Mount Clarence, Albany.
The Forts is an old military site dating from around 1890
and is now a museum precinct including the National Anzac Centre.
In 1987 the Forts was restored and the windmill was brought
in from the Millbrook area because it was an older "four poster"
tower type rather than the more modern "three posters".
This gave an authentic replacement for the original windmill.
Through an agreement in 1989 with the then Town of Albany
the Rotary Club of Albany Port accepted the role
of maintaining the windmill.
Recently Ivan and John were there applying their experience again
to keep the windmill turning.
The photos show the windmill, with its Rotary plaque,
in it's setting overlooking the City of Albany.
Ivan and John accessed the windmill gears that drive the pump action.
Ivan had to fabricate a new seal for the base of the butterfly screw
to keep
water out and then reassemble the mechanism.
The job was finished and the windmil
l is ready to roll for the next 6 months!
Recently some of the members organised a catch-up dinner at
Members, both new and old, got an opportunity to network
and share stories with each other.
It's social events like these which strengthens connections within the Club
- Thank you Minh for
organising the dinner!
Members of the Rotary Club of Cockburn volunteered
at the first Spanish Paella Festival.
Great day with plentiful food and culture.
Well done Spanish Club.
A few photos of just some of the Attadale Rotary volunteers
who were helping out at at the Applecross Rotary Jacaranda Festival
(Many thanks for the pics Jeff and Heather).
The Festival was held a week earlier this year and the weather
was very much cooler and the rain was only a scattered shower
or two early in the morning.
Always a very successful day with so many craft
and food stalls etc.
Congratulations Applecross Rotary
for another wonderful event this
year.
Much concentration by our members at the twilight croquet game
last Wednesday. Our thanks to the East Fremantle Croquet Cub
for
their gentle and patient instruction
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