Welcome
Community Service
Colin Hay (Katy)
Rotary Club of Ivanhoe
(H) (03) 9499 3725
(M) 0439 826 252
Email: communityservice@rotary9790.org.au
Austalian Rotary Health
Email: arh@rotary9790.org.au
Beyondblue
all Australians, at any life-stage, to seek help.
Email: arh@rotary9790.org.au
BowelScan
Co-ordinator
Southern area of District
Evolve Hub
We utilise the challenging nature of the natural environment, from our two remote rural properties, to help young people reflect on their lives, develop self-respect and self-sufficiency, a create a new story for their future.
One of these properties is Typo Station, located in the King Valley and the heart of District 9790. Evolve features on page 111 of Humanity in Motion, where the story of their establishment, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Appin Park-Wangaratta, Benalla, and other Clubs is detailed.
For more information on this project, visit the Evolve website - www.evolve.org.au
Emergency Medical Information Aid
This small book conveniently packaged in a fridge magnet pouch contains all your contacts, service or carer provider information, medications and any medical condition, so a paramedic is able to treat and ready a patient for transport to a hospital.
Your Club can order and distribute the books within the local community.
www.emip.org.au
Inner Wheel
Know Your Numbers
MedicAlert
For information, contact
Medic Alert 1800 882 222.
Probus
Recognition for Good Policing
The District will honour the great work that our local police officers do in their communities through an award program, Recognition for Good Policing.
What can you do?
The Five Points of conducting a Successful Project
- Assessing Projects.
You and your committee should discuss the current projects and any new ones. - Selecting a Project
Is it of benefit to the Community.
Will it create goodwill.
Is it sustainable.
What is the cost, financial and manpower. - Planning
Assign a project to each team member. (Don't do it all yourself)
Choosing a date to undertake your project - make sure it does not clash with other Club projects.
Remember - Forward Planning. - Activating the Project
Brief your Club members involved in the project preferably at the Club meeting preceding the project day.
Ensure you have all the required materials and equipment. - Evaluation Debriefing
Was it successful does it require fine tuning ? Try and do this as soon as possible whilst memories are still fresh.
Remember
- Advertise that it is a Rotary project - good publicity - it can also be a source for attracting new members.
- If you come across a good project that you would like to share with other Clubs, email the details to the District Community Chair and it will be passed onto the other Clubs.
- Consider doing a joint project with a neighbouring Club. This will allow for more finances and additional manpower to take on bigger projects.
- Club projects are a great source of fellowship and it is also a good avenue to become acquainted with new members. Consider having a barbecue or having a few beers after the work is done.