Club Events
Carlton Junior Football Club- Aus Kick
First I thought I should give you and the Carlton Rotarians an update on Carlton JFC. We now has 242 kids registered, and continue to grow. Well over double last years 106. We continue to promote diversity with 35% girls and 2 girls groups (u7 & over 7) plus 34 nationalities. It's amazing.
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Yarra City Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony
Six citizenship ceremonies are held in Yarra annually
Peter Golden attended the Yarra City Council, Australian Citizenship Ceremony on Thursday 20th July 2017 on behalf of the Club .
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Phil Kreveld — The Voyage
Phil Kreveld’s exhibition references his cultural heritage and universal themes. Phil said that one’s voyage through life is perceived looking back, and that his paintings look back through his Jewish roots becoming distinguishable, impelling him to reflect on διασπορα (diaspora).
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Cambodian Bridge Project
Carlton Rotary Club has helped provide a critical piece of infrastructure between two Cambodian Villages. As part of its two year contribution to economic development in the villages of Bosala & Kroa Boa, the Club provided $5,000 towards the building of a pedestrian suspension bridge to allow children to cross a river from one village to the school that Rotary has had built in the other village.
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Anne Mitchell- Winner 2016 Unsung Hero Award
The 2016 HESTA Community Sector Award winners have been announced.
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New Probus Club- Carlton Gardens
The Probus Club of Carlton Gardens is the second Probus Club in the Carlton area. If you are interested in joining the Probus Club further details are attached.
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News Update; Dr. Noorshah Kamawal
Extract of an email received;
On Friday night March 25, I had a SKYPE call with him and here is the “Great news” and well deserved , our dear friend Dr. Noor Shah Kamawal was appointed by President’s office and Ministry of public health as an executive director of national medicine and health care products regulatory authority in Kabul.
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The Rotary Club of Carlton regularly makes a contribution to the international project ‘Rotarians Against Malaria”. Our most recent contribution of $1,000 has funded Long Lasting Insecticidal Mosquito Nets for every one of the 267 people two villages – Dasiama Settlement and Veiba, in the Kairuku-Hiri District of the Central Province of Papua New Guinea. Malaria is still the country’s leading killer disease, however new cases of Malaria continue to fall as Rotary Clubs support this simple but effective program.
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