Support
The Foundation on Giving Tuesday
Giving
Tuesday, a Global Day of Generosity,
is an
opportunity to make a big impact with a gift of any size.
supporting projects, you’re passionate about
. Our
Foundation helps Rotary members advance.
world
understanding, goodwill,
and peace by improving health, providing
quality education,
improving the environment, and alleviating
poverty.
Consider
this Giving Tuesday, 28 November.
Rotary responds to
disasters
The Rotary Foundation’s Disaster Response
Fund,
which supports communities in their
rebuilding efforts,
has
already funded disaster response grants in more than 46 countries
. Recently, Hurricane Otis caused
catastrophic damage in Acapulco, Mexico.
Through a disaster response grant,
local Rotary members are working in their
communities.
to provide food and water to those
impacted by the hurricane.
. Your donations to the Disaster Response
Fund
help Rotary and Rotaract clubs support
relief efforts.
where the need is greatest.
Summer is on the way in
Australia but in the North,
winter is drawing in; the
nights are longer,
and temperatures are
falling.
For the millions of
displaced people around the world,
winter brings life-threatening challenges.
without high-quality shelter
and winter survival kits
containing items like
warm clothing and thermal blankets.
Families urgently need your
help.
to stay warm and stay alive
this winter.
With a Winter Survival Kit,
families
can find a way through the
coldest nights.
Please donate today and show
you’re right there.
with families fighting to
stay warm and stay alive.
Northern
Winter Appeal | ShelterBox Australia (supporterhub.net)
Second
Shipment of 100 EndTrachoma Bags
for the
Goldfields
At this year's Rotary Convention,
Rotary
Club of Karrinyup members
made a commitment.
to send
three hundred EndTrachoma bags
to the
Goldfields.
In July we saw the first part of this
Convention
Commitment Fulfilled,
with the first one hundred bags delivered to
Kalgoorlie.
After a busy bee by the team,
the
second one hundred bags have now
been
sent to the Goldfields.
Due to storage issues in Kalgoorlie the final
contingent
will go
in the new year in time for the start of the school year.
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Giving
Tuesday, a Global Day of Generosity, is an
opportunity to make a big impact with a gift of any size. supporting projects, you’re passionate about . Our
Foundation helps Rotary members advance. world
understanding, goodwill, and peace by improving health, providing
quality education, improving the environment, and alleviating
poverty. Consider this Giving Tuesday, 28 November.   
  Summer is on the way in
Australia but in the North, winter is drawing in; the
nights are longer, and temperatures are
falling. For the millions of
displaced people around the world, winter brings life-threatening challenges. without high-quality shelter
and winter survival kits
containing items like warm clothing and thermal blankets. Families urgently need your
help. to stay warm and stay alive
this winter. With a Winter Survival Kit,
families can find a way through the
coldest nights. Please donate today and show
you’re right there. with families fighting to
stay warm and stay alive. Northern Winter Appeal | ShelterBox Australia (supporterhub.net)                     Second
Shipment of 100 EndTrachoma Bags for the
Goldfields
At this year's Rotary Convention, Rotary
Club of Karrinyup members made a commitment. to send
three hundred EndTrachoma bags to the
Goldfields.
In July we saw the first part of this Convention
Commitment Fulfilled,
with the first one hundred bags delivered to
Kalgoorlie. After a busy bee by the team, the
second one hundred bags have now been
sent to the Goldfields.
Due to storage issues in Kalgoorlie the final
contingent will go
in the new year in time for the start of the school year.
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Interplast Australia
& New Zealand
·
We’re beyond excited to launch
our newest.
Fundraising Trek for Interplast
this time to the stunning Bay of Fires in
Tasmania.
Join like-minded people on a
meaningful
four-day adventure challenge in September
2024,
with all money raised going to a
much-needed surgical program to Fiji!
Make a difference and be part of
a team as you tackle
the wilderness of Tasmania’s
clifftop forests and captivating coastline.
This adventure is graded a 3/5 challenge.
While no extensive trekking experience is
required to register,
you’ll need to be reasonably fit and willing
to do some training.
Find out all the information at
our link in bio or visit:
https://inspiredadventures.com.au/.../interplast.../
#bayoffires #tasmania #discovertasmania
Lift the Lid on Mental Illness
·
Art therapy has been a proven
way for children to express.
their emotion and process all the things that
happened.
to them to reduce the stress and
anxiety they are feeling 
strive to
better the mental health of children,
but we can only do so with your donations
March/April 2015
What a great night last night
as we heard about the projects
and impact
of the Rotary Club
of Armadale
the Rotary Club of Byford & Districts
and Rotary Southern Districts.
The location is very special,
a community centre run and managed
by Indigenous people,
the artwork is just awesome.
Thanks everyone, it was a fabulous night!
Last night our Club attended the
DG's visit presentations.
With DG Ineke and AG James,
the Rotary Clubs of Southern Districts,
Armadale,
and Byford & Districts
meet and celebrate our many and
varied service efforts.
that support our communities.
Our District Governor Ineke 'walked'
us through the new Rotary WA profile,
with the many support arrangements that could
be secured from the district and
the zone.
Membership and PR is high on the focus areas
list as is the
new regionalisation model and the leadership
teams that
will make it happen. Well done everyone.
We’ve just had a night filled
with laughter and all things Rotary.
- great conversations with
people making a real difference
in their community.
Thankyou Rotary Club of Collie and it was
great
to also meet people from Rotary Harvey.
Check out their terrific display boards too!
Congratulations Carol Lander who
won the Elloy Award
Thank you to Past President Mr
James Elloy
who presented the Elloy Award.
Tara Wallis-Read Education Award
Tertiary Undergraduate Award has
been split this year
and there are two very worthy
recipients.
• Ashley Gibson
• Tara Read-Wallis
Ashleigh Gibson
At the Jaccandra Festival
Woo Hoo,
in just under a year
the Peel Rotary Community Volunteers
are an official Satellite Club
of Rockingham Rotary.
Let’s celebrate!
#peelrotarycommunityvolunteers
#rotarywithadifference…
Beach Races last weekend
We had a very busy Club meeting
this week!
Firstly, Ellen Engelke our ARH
Indigenous Scholar
was along to give us an update on 2023.
Ellen spent the year in Albany & Albany
Hospital as part of her.
Curtin University studies for a
Bachelor of Medicine.
Being from Kununurra, took some time.
to adapt to the Albany winter!
We wish Ellen all the best for her exams,
and her last year next year.
President Alan and Susanne
handed a Certificate of Appreciation
to Lydia Richardson from Como SC
for her great support over the
year to Susanne
with the Como SC Interact Club.
The Club is thriving with community projects.
undertaken in each school term.
Thank you, Lydia, and to Susanne
for her on going
wonderful commitment in supporting the Club.
Our guest speaker, PDG Jerry
Pilcher, & ARH Director,
gave an excellent strategic
update of ARH across Australia,
and future direction with mental health
research
for children up to 12 years
. Research has confirmed this is
where mental health issues all start,
with the disturbing statistic
that as at “today”
there are 580,000 children across Australia
under 12 years.
with some form of mental
illness!
This is why ARH are so focussed
on research to deliver answers.
and remedial programs to
address.
Como Rotary as with many other
Clubs is playing its part.
with ARH donations now over $60,000, over past
40 years.
Thank you, Jerry.
the mob at Wamenusking Melbourne Cup eve
#shelterbox display at
the #haveago Day.
Our aim today is to first.
put the tent up & secondly
promote Shelterbox.
as rotary’s partner in disaster relief.
Go Team
FINAL
SANDWICH MAKING SESSION OF 2023
Monday 20
November
5:45pm
onwards
Ngala Midwest, 24 Gregory
Street
The Rotary Club of Byford &
Districts Inc
recognises senior’s week.
and our older folk in the Shire.
With Bingo going well
and supporting many seniors and
others,
we also celebrate the formation of a
new Croquet Club in the Shire.
Rotary is pleased to support this new
inclusive adventure,
headed up by Marie Donovan.
All the best everyone.
So, a few weeks ago, Connor
Mallis from
and a few mates including local
Golf Pro Joost,
Goldfields Golfer Connor Fewkes,
Golf Course Superintendent Nial Rogan
and a few club members attempted.
(and completed) 100 Holes of
Golf to raise funds for
the Goldfields Family Assistance Fund.
Teeing off at first light, approx. 4.15am, the
team ended
up walking more than 62kms in
the day.
On top of that, Connor also broadcast his
breakfast show from 6am-9am.
Over $13,000 has been raised
from this event,
which is an amazing effort.
Huge thanks to all of the
participants, the Golf Course and sponsors,
especially Genwest Pty Ltd.
For donating 4 lighting towers
to light up the 10th hole, for
the last 10 holes of the day.
Applications for the WA Rotary
Youth Leadership Awards
program for 2024 are open now!
RYLA is for young people aged 18
to 28 who want to:
develop
their leadership and self-awareness skills.
become the
best version of themselves.
get out of
their comfort zone and grow.
meet new,
like-minded people.
have a
blast!
We promise, we'll deliver all of
that.
and more in our January 2024
program.
Applications close 30 November
2023... apply now.
: https://forms.office.com/r/UPaaHcB9Fp
Friday, 16 February
Presenting John Worsfold
Collie Rotary for Youth Mental Health
Join us for a night with John Worsfold,
Collie Rotary supporting Collie's
youth mental health.
let's make a difference together!
-----------------------------------------------
El Questro
       Interplast Australia
& New Zealand · We’re beyond excited to launch
our newest. Fundraising Trek for Interplast this time to the stunning Bay of Fires in
Tasmania. Join like-minded people on a
meaningful four-day adventure challenge in September
2024, with all money raised going to a
much-needed surgical program to Fiji! Make a difference and be part of
a team as you tackle the wilderness of Tasmania’s
clifftop forests and captivating coastline. This adventure is graded a 3/5 challenge. While no extensive trekking experience is
required to register, you’ll need to be reasonably fit and willing
to do some training. Find out all the information at
our link in bio or visit: https://inspiredadventures.com.au/.../interplast.../ #bayoffires #tasmania #discovertasmania
  Lift the Lid on Mental Illness · Art therapy has been a proven
way for children to express. their emotion and process all the things that
happened. to them to reduce the stress and
anxiety they are feeling
 March/April 2015          What a great night last night as we heard about the projects
and impact of the Rotary Club
of Armadale the Rotary Club of Byford & Districts and Rotary Southern Districts. The location is very special, a community centre run and managed by Indigenous people, the artwork is just awesome. Thanks everyone, it was a fabulous night!
   Last night our Club attended the
DG's visit presentations. With DG Ineke and AG James, the Rotary Clubs of Southern Districts,
Armadale, and Byford & Districts meet and celebrate our many and
varied service efforts. that support our communities. Our District Governor Ineke 'walked' us through the new Rotary WA profile, with the many support arrangements that could be secured from the district and
the zone. Membership and PR is high on the focus areas
list as is the new regionalisation model and the leadership
teams that will make it happen. Well done everyone.
  We’ve just had a night filled
with laughter and all things Rotary. - great conversations with
people making a real difference in their community. Thankyou Rotary Club of Collie and it was
great to also meet people from Rotary Harvey. Check out their terrific display boards too!
          Congratulations Carol Lander who
won the Elloy Award Thank you to Past President Mr
James Elloy who presented the Elloy Award.
 Tara Wallis-Read Education Award Tertiary Undergraduate Award has
been split this year and there are two very worthy
recipients. • Ashley Gibson • Tara Read-Wallis
 Ashleigh Gibson    At the Jaccandra Festival       Woo Hoo, in just under a year
the Peel Rotary Community Volunteers are an official Satellite Club
of Rockingham Rotary.      Beach Races last weekend        We had a very busy Club meeting
this week! Firstly, Ellen Engelke our ARH
Indigenous Scholar was along to give us an update on 2023. Ellen spent the year in Albany & Albany
Hospital as part of her. Curtin University studies for a
Bachelor of Medicine. Being from Kununurra, took some time. to adapt to the Albany winter! We wish Ellen all the best for her exams, and her last year next year. President Alan and Susanne
handed a Certificate of Appreciation to Lydia Richardson from Como SC for her great support over the
year to Susanne with the Como SC Interact Club. The Club is thriving with community projects. undertaken in each school term. Thank you, Lydia, and to Susanne
for her on going wonderful commitment in supporting the Club. Our guest speaker, PDG Jerry
Pilcher, & ARH Director, gave an excellent strategic
update of ARH across Australia, and future direction with mental health
research for children up to 12 years . Research has confirmed this is
where mental health issues all start, with the disturbing statistic
that as at “today” there are 580,000 children across Australia
under 12 years. with some form of mental
illness! This is why ARH are so focussed
on research to deliver answers. and remedial programs to
address. Como Rotary as with many other
Clubs is playing its part. with ARH donations now over $60,000, over past
40 years. Thank you, Jerry.
            the mob at Wamenusking Melbourne Cup eve   #shelterbox display at
the #haveago Day. Our aim today is to first. put the tent up & secondly
promote Shelterbox. as rotary’s partner in disaster relief. Go Team
   
      The Rotary Club of Byford &
Districts Inc recognises senior’s week. and our older folk in the Shire. With Bingo going well and supporting many seniors and
others, we also celebrate the formation of a new Croquet Club in the Shire. Rotary is pleased to support this new
inclusive adventure, headed up by Marie Donovan. All the best everyone.
   So, a few weeks ago, Connor
Mallis from and a few mates including local
Golf Pro Joost, Goldfields Golfer Connor Fewkes, Golf Course Superintendent Nial Rogan and a few club members attempted. (and completed) 100 Holes of
Golf to raise funds for the Goldfields Family Assistance Fund. Teeing off at first light, approx. 4.15am, the
team ended up walking more than 62kms in
the day. On top of that, Connor also broadcast his breakfast show from 6am-9am. Over $13,000 has been raised
from this event, which is an amazing effort. Huge thanks to all of the
participants, the Golf Course and sponsors, especially Genwest Pty Ltd. For donating 4 lighting towers to light up the 10th hole, for
the last 10 holes of the day.
                                           Applications for the WA Rotary
Youth Leadership Awards program for 2024 are open now! RYLA is for young people aged 18
to 28 who want to:
We promise, we'll deliver all of
that. and more in our January 2024
program. Applications close 30 November
2023... apply now. : https://forms.office.com/r/UPaaHcB9Fp       Friday, 16 February Presenting John Worsfold Collie Rotary for Youth Mental Health Join us for a night with John Worsfold, Collie Rotary supporting Collie's
youth mental health. let's make a difference together!                          -----------------------------------------------                 El Questro
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