Since 1962, generations of
young people have discovered.
the power of Service Above
Self through Interact,
all while having fun along the way.
The first Interact Club
was certified on 5 November 1962
at Melbourne High School, in Florida, USA.
A year later, Interact numbered 177 clubs in
24 countries.
. Today, there are
approximately 14,900 clubs in 145 countries.
The current generation of
Interactors channel their enthusiasm and ideas.
into projects with remarkable impact.
As Rotary celebrates Youth Service Month in
May,
There are some places available in Melbourne for this important event.
Rotarians
Against Malaria – Finish the Fight
The two-day Congress brings respected malaria
experts.
, governments, NGO's, corporates,
Rotarians and non-Rotarians together in Melbourne,
Australia; to share,
educate and discuss how to Finish the Fight
Against Malaria.
Malaria is treatable and curable, yet a child
still dies of it almost every minute.
This is the tragedy we must stop together.
THURSDAY 25 & FRIDAY 26 MAY
2023
Registration fees include access to the following.
Entry to all Congress Sessions
Daily Lunch, Morning Tea and
Afternoon Tea
Entry to Trade Exhibition
Attendance to Poster Sessions
https://www.globalmalariacongress2023.org/registration
We are pleased to announce the launch
of Rotary
Western Australia and
invite you to join us for this special occasion.
Tickets available at www.trybooking.com/CHWUE
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=1046186&
Tickets
are available through try booking.
https://www.trybooking.com/CHUFB
We need help fitting out the 14 remaining homes,
so, they are ready for the
Public Open Day on 12th June.
This includes moving in beds, washing machines,
microwaves,
televisions
and assembling the furniture where needed.
Please contact Brian Hancock on 0439 515 001
or bhancock0750@gmail.com to volunteer your time.
updated contacts
From Polio to Progress –
here is a recording of a high-level influencer briefing
with polio experts from around
the world.
. “We are seeing a level of progress in Afghanistan and Pakistan
that is unprecedented:
extreme geographic restriction of transmission
that gives us the best opportunity.
we have
had to fully stop transmission of polio.”
Dr Hamid Jafari, Director of Polio Eradication,
WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean Region
Rotarians, passing through Perth.
after the RI convention,
please join us for lunch on Friday 2nd June!
DON’T FORGET TO BOOK FOR THE
NEXT ROTARY MEANS BUSINESS
NETWORKING EVENT ON TUESDAY 6th June
AT DUXTON HOTEL FROM 5.30PM – 8PM
Come and share the journey of Cane Taleski &
Larry Hirsch,
the
co-founders of TALESKI EV,
producer of
the first hemp-bodied electric supercar
to be funded through Equity Crowd Sourced Funding,
in conversation with Ron Gibson.
Please register
on the following link
Look forward to seeing you there.
The link to our June 11th Market
event page:
https://www.facebook.com/events/3390930324491560
National
Youth Science Forum (NYSF)
Applications for the 2024 NYSF
Year 12 Program are OPEN!
Apply now:
https://www.nysf.edu.au/programs/year-12-program/
Year
11 students interested in science, technology, engineering, and maths.
are invited to apply for
the NYSF Year 12 Program in January 2024.
STEM is everywhere, and STEM is for everyone!
"You make a living by what
you get.
You make a life by what you give" -
Winston Churchill
Thank you to
for organising a fantastic awards night
to celebrate and recognise all the amazing
volunteering contributions in WA.
Quite fitting too that the event was held
during National Volunteer Week.
Congratulations to all the
Finalists and Winners on the evening,
it was humbling and inspiring to
be in a room full of people.
who are devoted to giving back for the benefit
of the community.
Although we didn't win the
Community Organisation of the Year Award,
we are incredibly proud being
one of the
Category Finalists out of over 230 entries.
We had a lot of fun and joy socialising and
sharing our volunteering stories.
with each other and like to
again thank all members.
of our Club that make it all
Continuing the celebrations of
National Volunteer Week 
, this morning members of our
Club along with friends were down at
Darling Range Wildlife Shelter WA
for a busy bee. Together we
planted trees 
,
which otherwise would’ve taken
weeks,
shared volunteering our stories,
and got a few happy snaps with
the kangaroos 
being rehabilitated at the
shelter.
This is our 2nd year helping out at Darling Range
and we thank them for their ongoing
collaboration with our Club. 
Rotary in Western Australia
Volunteering WA
Rotary Club of Armadale
Congratulations
to all the finalist and nominees of this year's
Volunteering WA Awards
. We are grateful to have been selected as the
winner for this year’s.
Volunteer Organisation of the year,
out of all the wonderful people who represented
volunteers.
from all
over the State.
As President Norm has said before
we don't do
what we do for awards but to make a difference in the community.
Congratulations
to everyone who has given time and supported FoC
over the years!
#TheChangeMakers #NVW2023 #CockburnVolunteers
City of Cockburn Norm Dale Serene Anderson
During National Volunteer Week 2023,
we thank all volunteers who serve the
community.
Check out Rotary Club of Karrinyup volunteers
every Sunday morning
at our Stirling Farmers Market.
A fabulous day at the Volunteer
Expo.
Thanks to IPL for the radio
interview promoting our cause.
And of course, to
for dropping by.
Casey from #peelconnect
also did a fabulous interview talking about
their cause.
#peelvolunteerswithadifference
Our
very dedicated International Director,
Kim Larsen & Como Rotary supporter John
McMaugh
have just returned from a week in Bali to
inspect.
our recent joint water projects at various
Bali villages.
These
projects all completed in partnership with our long-term friends.
at Rotary Club of Bali Taman (RCBT).
Our
first successful joint water project was completed with RCBT back in 2007!
Kim
gave a comprehensive presentation at our meeting last night.
on a water project completed last year
,
and the plans for another,
to save women and children carrying water 5kms
daily
up
a steep hill over a rough track, back to their village.
Kim
signed an MOU with RCBT for the project to proceed in the near future.
All works undertaken by local village labour
with strict maintenance plans.
included
to ensure longevity of the project over many years.
The
local villages are highly appreciative of Rotary’s support in this way.
Como
Rotary in motion in overseas communities!
Great
work Kim & John.
Last night our guest speaker
filled the room.
with her enthusiasm and zest for adventure!
Shiloh Joyce recently accepted a
scholarship on the tall ship Leeuwin.
. Her maiden voyage entailed 8
days, 7 nights at sea.
on a working sailing ship with 600 square
metres
of space with 42 people on board.
There were some rough seas and
lots of swaying round.
and new words to learn such as
helm, aft, point of sail and bosun.
A wonderful experience for a
year 9 student to have.
Shiloh thanked Rotary for helping her to
achieve her dreams.
Shiloh wants to study and
achieve her dream of becoming.
a marine scientist. Keep
reaching for the stars Shiloh!
Thank you Mandurah ND Centre & Au-some
Women
for sharing your story with our local community.
Wow.
What a night! Sincere thanks to
for
the invitation to present on autism and neurodiversity.
we met Aiva, a year 11 autistic/ND girl who
spoke.
with such passion, honesty, and enthusiasm
about
what it means to identify as neurodivergent (autism/adhd)
and
the need for more research, understanding.
and
awareness of autism, especially in girls and women.
Then,
to my surprise, I was the recipient of a donation!
Isabella you are a champion.
When 12-year-old Isabella heard
we needed volunteers
for Give a Damn Give a Can she put her hand
up.
She personally knocked on every
door in Oakover Street
asking for food donations.
She even had bags made up with
her personal message.
and a pink ribbon.
Here she is pictured with her
food collection.
More was received later.
A wonderful result - thanks so
much Isabella.
#infreo #fremantlechamberofcommerce #fremantlestory
·
Having a great night
representing Rotary
at the Conquer Cystic Fibrosis Ball.
Plenty of money being raised tonight.
Great night Great cause.
Rotary acknowledged for our efforts.
A huge crowd enjoyed lots of fun
at our quiz night on Friday.
We had a special guest quiz mistress in the
form of Queen Camilla
who outshone her husband King Charles who
dropped in earlier in the night.
Many thanks to a large number of
Rotary Club members
who helped make it all happen but special
thanks to
Ron Mildenhall, Chris White, and
Ross Johnston,
plus, the bar attendants, Debbie
and John who sold raffle tickets
and Rose for her donation.
Apologies if I have forgotten any of our
Rotary Club members from this list.
Members of the Rotary Club,
Paul, Natalie, Rosinda and Aubin Grove member
and Rotary Club member Geoff and
Aubin Grove members
Debra and Fred attended the City
of Cockburn volunteers breakfast this morning.
Thank you so much to
Rotary Club of Perth City East
for welcoming our members to your breakfast
meeting
this morning with
journalist and commentator Ben Harvey.
Ben shared some very interesting
stories.
about his time in the media.
, most of which we are sworn to
secrecy about,
but a key message he presented was that the
news.
we consume today is very
different from the news of decades past.
Oh, and he also asked us to be a
little gentler on journos.
whose stories have spelling and grammar errors
in them.
.. We will try Ben but...
Cambridge Rotary on Membership
Drive.
Bush Fire. Rotary Cambridge
members visited the DFES.
Centre of Excellence located in the Peel
Industrial Park.
The Centre is developing and promoting the adoption
of Aboriginal Burning practices.
which allow more frequent but cooler and less
destructive fires.
It was very informative. Thank you to Clifton
Bieundurry
for being such a good host and leading members
through the process.
Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA
Thank you, Liz, for organising a
great social evening.
Social Night is on - but with a
last-minute change of plan.
We toured the Belmont Museum,
above the Ruth Faulkner,
Belmont library, 213 Wright St Cloverdale.
Then on to Tavolo Trattoria
(Italian restaurant)
237 Knutsford ave Cloverdale for diner and
drinks.
Rotary Club of Corrigin
May 18 1964
[59]
Rotary Club of Gosnells
May 20 1960
[63]
Rotary Club of Osborne
Park
May 26, 1978 [45]
Rotary Club of Albany
Port
May 29, 1979 [44]
Rotary Club of
Applecross
June 3, 1971 [62]
Rotary Club of Swan
June 9 1993 [30]
Rotary Club of
Esperance
June 12 1962
[61]
Rotary Club of Wongan
Hills
June 15, 1965 [58]
Rotary Club of Cockburn
June 18, 1969 [54]
Rotary Club of Bunbury
June 19, 1939 [84]
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