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Paul Carlin Community Leadership Award
The Rotary Club of Carlton recognises the outstanding work of these dedicated leaders:
2017-2018 Natalie Warren, Kathleen Syme Community Centre
Rotary Club of Carlton Vocational Award
The Rotary Club of Carlton recognises the outstanding work of these dedicated leaders:
2017-2018 Mary Galea, Dept of Medicine, RMH, Melb Uni.
Rotary Club of Carlton Community Award
The Rotary Club of Carlton recognises the outstanding work of these dedicated leaders:
2010-2011 Leading Senior Constable Nick Parissis
2011-2012 Mary Parfrey, Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre
2012-2013 Rev. Dr John Evans, Chuch of All Nations and
Julie Large, Principal Carlton Primary School
2013-2014 Brian Falconer
2014-2015 Bichhoa Ha
2015-2016 Maria Ibrahim
2016-2017 Peter Behrendorff, Carlton Aus Kick
EndTrachoma by 2020
The World Health Organisation has a global to eliminate trachoma by 2020. Trachoma is an infectious eye disease that can be prevented
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Rotary Peace Fellowships
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO CHANGE THE WORLD?
Rotary is now accepting applications for the world competitive Rotary Peace Fellowships program. The application deadline for submissions through local rotary clubs in District 9800.
Download flyer: https://my.rotary.org/en/peace-fellowship-application
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Donations In Kind
A Donations In Kind (DIK) project is often the most practical and cost effective way to help people in developing countries and it also provides excellent opportunities to help local communities.
It provides Rotarians, the Public and Corporate Sector with the chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people who need our help.
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Interplast Australia
Interplast’s intentions are simple. We exist to repair bodies and rebuild lives.
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The Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre provides a broad and varied program which includes community development, general interest courses, IT courses and access, nationally recognised training, and the provision of community space and information and referral.
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Carlton Community Website
The not-for-profit Carlton Community Website is an initiative of the Carlton Together Working Group - Opportunities for Carlton Project. The community website enables the coordination of information, events and discussions across Carlton and creates a digital meeting space for the community.
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President's Message 2018-19
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Carlton, I am excited to serve as President of this very dynamic club in its 34th year.
The organisation of Rotary has a compelling story to tell, however, it is perhaps at the grassroots, within a small club like Carlton, where a true sense of connectedness to the community exists. Often referred to as “the friendly club”, the camaraderie of our club is powerful. Aside from the personal fulfilment of being involved in community/philanthropic work, the friendship, mentorship and support the club provides to its members is invaluable and remains a constant.
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Carlton Local Agencies Network
Information Re Financial Assistance to Harmony Day 2018 - 2019.
Read more...Drought Relief- RAWCS Project
Rotary support for drought affected areas. Well over $10m has been raised by Rotary partnering with the Nine Network. D9800 has prepared a large amount of material that Clubs can use for local activities, through Kerry Kornerhauser, Chair Public Image and Communication. A RAWCS Project has been established to which Clubs, individual Rotarians and other individuals can make contributions. See https://donations.rawcs.com.au/28-2018-19
Speakers Program
Mile Terziovski
"Entrepreneurship and Innovation"
Hannah Rundell
Hannah Rundell is soon to embark on her Honours year in her Bachelor of Music degree at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music (MCM).
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Rotary Club of Carlton
Meets
Tuesday at
12-30pm for 1-00 pm
Graduate House,
University of Melbourne,
220 Leicester Street
Carlton 3053
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DG Bronwyn Stephens
Rotarians worldwide are inspired by the Rotary theme of “Service Above Self” and are guided by reference to ‘The Four-Way Test’. In particular, ‘The Four-Way Test’ challenges Rotarians, in everything they do, to ask of themselves:
“Of the things we think say or do:
- Is it the TRUTH?
- Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?"