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Domestic Violence - Walk the Talk
Posted by Peter Kirkwood OAM
 
STOP the violence, END the silence
Join us to "Say NO to domestic and family violence and YES to respectful relationships."
 
Rotarians across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands have joined together to spread awareness, provide assistance, and offer resources to combat family and domestic violence. By working together, we can make a significant difference in reducing this pervasive issue, across our District, from Sydney Harbour to the top end of the Central Coast and west to the Blue Mountains. We share the common goal of supporting individuals who have experienced abuse and violence within their homes.
 
Our Club is participating in an event starting at the PCYC location
Date: Wed 6 Dec Time: 8:30 – 10:30 am
Meeting Venue: PCYC Hornsby / Ku-ring-gai
1 Park Ln, Waitara (2 min from Waitara station)
 
It would be good for RCW members to wear their
"Say NO to DV" tee shirt
(or RCW shirt).
 
 
 
 
There will also be key note guest speakers, video launch from Hornsby Ku-ring-gai DV network, and information stalls. FREE morning tea available.
 
 
 
The Wahroonga Village fair
Posted by Ian Cameron/Greg Starr
The enormous amount of work done by the Fair Committee culminated at the Village precinct on a fantastic day with a clear blue sky and an enormous crowd (and dogs).
 
The Club members turned out in numbers to tackle a wide range of tasks throughout the day including supporting the 140 stallholders
 
Apart from the last few days frantic lead up work the stall team was on site at 4.00am this morning and will finish at 7ish this evening.
 
A full report to come from the day - when the team leaders have time to catch their breath in a day or so.
 
"Back-to-back" entertainment was conducted throughout the day under the supervision of Sallianne McClelland and the Raffle ticket booth was well attended.
 
Attached here is a pictorial record of the day so far, with lots of pics to come.
 
Click - here - for the progressive album  (more to come)
 
Congratulations to Greg and his team!!
Rotary Vocational  Awards programme
Posted by Ann Davidson

Who is your Young Achiever/ Apprentice?
Vocational Focus – To find a passionate, determined responsible young apprentice.
 
Where will we find them?
> At the hairdresser?
> At your car service centre?
> Do they work for your plumber, electrician, builder?
> Do they work at your favourite restaurant?
 
 What to do!
> Call their manager/boss.
> Email the flyer and nominee form.
> Send the completed nomination form to me.
 
Thank you for your investigative powers to acknowledge our young hidden heroes in the community.
 
See attached flyer and submit to the nomination form to
 
Ann Davidson 
 
Fundraiser - Books for Homes - Moree PS
Posted by Helen Clarke
2023
ROTARY CLUBS’
CHRISTMAS PUDDING SALES
(All proceeds applied to “Books in Homes” at Moree East Public School)
products from
PUDDING LANE (Newcastle)
 
Dear Rotary member, last year's appeal was very successful - I welcome your support again for this worthy cause.
 
For the last several years, local Rotary Clubs have worked together in raising funds for a literacy program at Moree East Public School called “Books in Homes”. Nearly 90% of the students at the school come from the local Aboriginal community. The program has had a profound positive effect on the literacy skills of the students.
 
One of the fund-raising activities has been the sale of delicious puddings from Pudding Lane.
 
Please visit the product description and pricing at "Read More" below and click - here - for the order form (print off and hand to Helen Clarke)
 
 
Read more...
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Community Promotions

Our Major Village Fair Sponsor
 

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The Wahroonga Village Fair committee has completed an
arrangement these supporters.
 
 
 
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Rotary Clubs Worldwide coordinate disease prevention and treatment
Rotary's top priority is the eradication of polio, but our members take on far greater responsibilities to fight disease. They set up health camps and training facilities in undeveloped countries and in communities struggling with HIV/AIDS and malaria. They also design and build the infrastructure for doctors, nurses, governments, and partners to reach the one in six people in the world who can't afford to pay for health care.
 
 
Wahroonga Park Centenary Celebrations
Visit our Centenary Website
 
 
 
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