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Rotary Western
Australia website.
We are still tweaking a few things, so bear with
us.
If you find something we've missed, let us know here
Club Secretaries/Webmasters, ASAP
check your current meeting location,
date and time,
and club contact details
(PO Box, email, phone, website, social media
links etc)
and logos etc, are accurate and up to
date.
Members, please check your
personal details.
(current email, phone, address etc) are also
correct
. (Your login should
be the same as for your prior district login).
Karolina is warmly welcomed by
club members.
and host families.
Cecilia from Brazil arrived in
Perth Western Australia tonight.
for her adventure in Mandurah for the next 12
months
Her first host family the Worthington’s and Phil & Merice mentor
with Steve placement officer
for the district all greeted
Cecilia at the airport
Welcome Cecilia
RYE Student Betty receives her
club badge, club shirt and club cap.
. Welcome to the club Betty!
Headlines
“While the challenges before us are formidable and
complex,
I remain
cautiously optimistic about.
the goal of
interrupting transmission.
of
poliovirus in Pakistan by the end of this year.
This will
require solidarity and collective action at all levels.
to enable
rigorous implementation of the strategy,
that must be fully supported.
by
communities and the political,
administrative and security leadership,”
– WHO Regional Director Dr Ahmed Al-Mandhari.
Health teams in Sudan are going to
extraordinary levels of coordination.
to detect
polio amidst the conflict.
Part of this
work includes sending stool samples.
of children
presenting.
with acute flaccid paralysis, a symptom of polio,
across states for testing to
the Argeen
point of entry with Egypt
.
Approximately 700 million doses of nOPV2
have been administered.
across 31
countries under
its WHO
Emergency Use Listing (EUL) to date.
An
additional 14 countries
have met the
requirements for nOPV2 use.
in the event
of an outbreak
. .
2023 BulldustNBack Trial
14 – 17 September 2023
Perth-Kojonup-Mt Barker-Pemberton-Collie-Perth
www.bulldustnback.com.au
The RYPEN (Rotary
Youth Program of Enrichment)
camp in September is fast approaching!
If you know someone who is 14-17 years of age who
is
Wanting an opportunity to
develop and challenge themselves’.
Looking to develop their self-esteem and confidence’.
Interested in developing skills including leadership, teamwork,
communication, goal setting
and problem solving.
Wanting to build a network of young people and to make new friends.
Excited for a weekend of fun
Then we'd love to have them attend the RYPEN camp
from
15th - 17th
September 2023.
RYPEN depends on Rotary Clubs to sponsor
participants,
and the
more participants we get the better the camp will be.
We would
love to welcome your applicant to the camp.
RYPEN is at its best when we have a balance of
genders, ages,
country and
city participants,
so please
do consider who in your community.
can benefit from a RYPEN experience.
If
your club sponsors an Interact club,
this can be
a great source of participants.
We've got an exciting and challenging program
lined up.
for the weekend, so if you know of someone who
would like to attend.
please get your applications as soon as possible.
An application form is attached to this
email.
Please send applications to rypen@rotarywa.au
The camp costs $340 per attendee and your club
will be invoiced later for the camp.
Applications close
23rd August 2023.
All applications MUST be received by the
closing date.
There are a maximum of 45 places available
on RYPEN,
and they
are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
If you have any questions or would like further
information,
please don't hesitate to let us know.
You can email program chair Roy
Philbin at
rypen@rotarywa.au or call 0418 948 847.
Click here for the application form.
Karrinyup Rotary Club invites you to enter
our
inaugural photography competition.
Proceeds raised are used to support families
impacted by
childhood cancer and to
help fund ongoing research.
Beginning 1st July 2023
and runs to the end of September.
To read more about the competition:
Link to the website
Link to the FB page
Australian Rotary
Health, Australia’s leading
non-government funder of mental health research,
is looking for vehicles and teams to fundraise
for pre-teen mental health research.
Contact Jerry Pilcher
or Warwick Smith:
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Basil Zempilas was elected Lord Mayor
of the
City of Perth in October 2020.
He
became the 18th Lord Mayor,
joining Local Government
after a
successful and ongoing broadcasting career
in
television and radio
. Basil is also a regular columnist in The
West Australian,
which
is Australia’s second oldest newspaper.
As the Lord Mayor, Basil works with his
Council.
to
provide direction to the City of Perth.
He is
committed to connecting.
International and National Corporations
with the
community to achieve the liveable,
sustainable and prosperous pillars of the
City’s strategic vision.
Apart from hosting Telethon for the last 13
years
Basil
has many roles.
He is
the chair of the Lord Mayor’s Distress Relief fund
which under his stewardship,
has raised almost $35 million in a 2-year
period for
communities impacted by natural disasters and
until January 2023
he was
chair of the Australian Council of Capital City Lord Mayors.
Basil
is on the City of Perth Committee,
the
WALGA State Council and the Capital City Planning Committee.
Not one to shy from speaking his mind.
, you can be assured of an entertaining
breakfast with Basil. Tickets at:
Tuesday Night, Kalamunda Rotary
was treated to a wonderful chat.
with local MP Tania Lawrence
about her time as a
Rotary Exchange Student back in her teens.
Tania was very fortunate to go to Japan.
and provided us with some
great tales.
of how this helped shape her to the person she
is today.
Have you ever thought about being an exchange
student?
If so, please contact Rotary
today!
In this image L to R:
MP Tania Lawrence, Outgoing Exchange Student
Ariana O'Neill,
Inbound Exchange Student Lisa Brauer (From
Germany)
and our President Jonathan Weir.
#cityofkalamunda
— at The Lesmurdie Club
Pictures from last nights ‘
“What Is Rotary’ event”
This evening in Safety Bay at an excellent, combined.
clubs' membership event organised.
by the Rotary Club of Rockingham (Western
Australia),
Baldivis Rotary, Rotary Club of Palm Beach WA
Inc,
Rotary Club of Kwinana Inc and PEEL Rotary
Community Volunteers.
An audience of 120+ listened in
as club reps and community champions .
spoke about the bright future of
the region,
how Rotary serves the community, the benefits
of volunteering
through Rotary and the multiple avenues
available for participation.
DGE Pat Schraven spoke from the
heart about the global impacts.
of Rotary projects and how our efforts have
saved millions
of kids from the horrors of polio.
Our Rotary club is very
passionate about supporting.
the youth and the 4 Way Test
public speaking competition at Perth Modern is
always a highlight.
Such professional presentations and very
interesting topics.
We all had a jaw dropping evening at the
maturity and quality.
of the 6 participant’s speeches.
Congratulations
to the winner who will now
compete in the state semifinals.
Thanks to our adjudicators who
graciously gave up their time.
and provided exceptional
feedback and thanks to
Perth Modern School for allowing
us to run this event.
@interact club of Subiaco
AKANNA Entertainment
40th ANNIVERSARY GOSNELLS
VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE
The night was well represented
by Rotary Club of Gosnells
with two of the invited guests being Ken Clark
an original member of the Fire Brigade,
accompanied by wife Mavis.
and Paul Jones Rotary President
accompanied by wife Christine.
Serving the drinks at the bar were our
Rotary members Ken Panici-Allen, Neil Hewer,
Brian and Daryll Vale.
The tables were decorated beautifully and the
centrepieces, the Hooker Banksia,
the floral emblem of Gosnells Club
images giving you some insight into our
stage 1
project at the Ballajura Community Garden
culminating in the laying of our
first section of path (8.5 Cubic meters.)
and getting our mulch down
. We've got a few meters of
mulch to move.
and hope to get this completed
over the weekend.
Stay Well Stay Safe
Cooking dinner for parents and children
at Perth Children's Hospital.
L to R Margaret Walton, Lyn Metcalf,
Brian
Johnson, Lorrie Gray,Siew Johnson,
Peter Stevens, Margaret Metcalf, Melva Stevens,
Kim Payne, Ross Smith.
Ross has been organising this for the last 10
years.
and we are thrilled to serve and be part of
PCH and the parents.
Our fund-raising trot night
was held last Friday at Gloucester Park.
President Paul had the honour of presenting.
the trophy to the winner of the
main race.
Thanks to Myaree Ceramics, Quayside Transport
and Cash Converters
for sponsoring races as well as
35 horse sponsors
#cashconverters
#infreo#fremantle
It’s Kununurra
Campdraft and Rodeo time again
and we are looking for
VOLUNTEERS!
If you’re interested in what
Rotary does,
volunteering with the team at
these events are a great opportunity.
to have a chat with our
Rotarians and play your part.
in making the world-famous
Rotary Burgers!
Send us a message if you’re
interested in knowing.
more about Rotary Kununurra or how you can
register.
to volunteer or come to one of our meetings!
Another great day tree planting
with the Rotary Club of Quairading
. Members from Rotary Club of Western Endeavour
joined members from Quairading,
Subiaco, Scarborough,
and Applecross.
It was pretty damp in the
morning however dried out
and the sun shone in the
afternoon.
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