Change Makers visit Siem Reap, Rice for Cambodia November 2025
Our Next Zoom Meeting
8pm Thursday 27th November 2025.
Discussing Rtn Rebecca Fry's
"The Missing Millennials"
We will be discussing Rtn Rebecca Fry’s eye-opening presentation “The Missing Millennials” first shared as a keynote at the Fit For Purpose convention in Sydney. Rebecca dives into why millennials aren’t joining Rotary and what we can do about it.
Join us for a lively, engaging discussion and fresh perspectives on Rotary’s future.
Rtn Jenny shared that Port Moresby General Hospital is accepting used medical equipment from Australia but only for regional hospitals.
Preparations continue for the upcoming SHARE working bee, with a huge influx of donated school uniforms and sleeping bags distributed to youth services in Melbourne.
Peter gave a heartfelt talk about his journey through depression and recovery, supported by his wife and colleagues.
His initiative Project 365 uses music, community events, and education to push mental health conversations into the open, especially in industries that traditionally avoid them.
Peter encouraged us to check in with others, ask simple questions, and seek help, often beginning with a GP.
🙋 Charmaine Hall
"Life story in 5 minutes"
Charmaine provided a snapshot of her life.
Originally from Kalgoorlie
Career in financial planning, now self-employed
Passionate about using technology to improve efficiency
Recently nominated for Advice Innovator of the Year
Outside of work: renovation projects and scuba diving keep her busy!
💰 Fundraising & Membership
The Lancefield market stall raised $477 , rounded up to $500 for the Foundation.
🌍 Rotary Projects
Planning now underway to distribute equipment to PNG hospitals other than Port Moresby.
Teacher in a Box in Zimbabwe approved for rollout to all schools nationwide.
Rotary Peace Arboretum: fencing underway, trees planted, future plans active with a working be in January
Shipment of computers to Sri Lanka in final clearance stages.
Cambodia clean water and toilet project experiencing delays due to weather and security issues.
🎓 Rotary Leadership Institute - Build Your Confidence & Leadership
The Rotary Leadership Institute offers training for every stage of Rotary membership, from new members to seasoned leaders. Helping deepen understanding of Rotary beyond the club and strengthen leadership skills for service.
Three Zoom-based programs are available:
Level 1 – New Member Orientation: A friendly 4-hour introduction to the Rotary world. ($15)
Level 2 – Cornerstone: For members with 12+ months experience who are ready to grow into leadership roles. ($30)
Level 3 – Graduate Program: Advanced development for experienced Rotarians, including real-world leadership practice and peer mentoring. ($15)
All sessions include full support materials and guidance from experienced facilitators. If you’re ready to grow, learn, and expand your impact this is a great opportunity to jump in!
Growth of the Club!
Our membership has grown from 19 to 37 in just over a year , a fantastic reflection of our strong club culture, community relevance, and welcoming spirit.
Rotary acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their elders, past and present.
We are committed to safe and inclusive clubs, policies and services for people of LGBTIQ+ communities and their families.
