NEWSLETTERS
District 9810 News
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Edition No.4
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Rotaract District 9810 Updates - Edition No.2
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The Drill - Wheelchairs for Kids
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District End Slavery Program Committee Newsletter
Issue No.10
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District 9810 News From RAWCS
November 2017
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MEMBERSHIPS & RECOGNITIONS
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April 2018
Hello everyone,
Here we are in April, Maternal & Child Health Month. Talking to PDG David Alexander, he is looking to create a list of experts in the 6 Areas of Focus with a view to establishing a District Resources Network. So, if you feel you have the expertise in one of the 6 Areas of Focus or know someone else, please contact David.
As I said April is Maternal & Child Health Month, wouldn't it be great if the Clubs who are currently working in Projects in this space, get together with their Assistant Governor to do a combined display/showcase/forum of their projects. Better still, get together with the local Council as a partner, so we can inform our local communities of the great work of Rotary and the local council.
Again, all the Victorian Districts (Southern Districts) are combining again to celebrate the Annual Shine On Recognition Event 2017-2018, which is being hosted by the RC Moreland. The event is being held on Sunday 22nd April from 1.00 pm to 4.30 pm at The Meadow Greyhound Racing Function Centre, 80 Northcorp Boulevard, Broadmeadows.
As the month rolls on we will again be involved in many ANZAC Day commemorations. Many Clubs support their local communities with Schools ANZAC Services. The sense of community embodied during these events certainly contributes to cohesiveness and provides an invaluable local contribution.
Next week Whitehorse A & B Clusters are having their Volunteer Night informing the public and people invited by Rotarians and Rotaractors to see what we do. Has your Club or Cluster done something similar?
Last month I went to the RC Lilydale Information night. The members of their membership committee literally door knocked 500 local businesses and provided them with an invitation to attend the event.
If you like being part of District 9810 and your Rotary Club, you need to act now. JUNE WILL BE TOO LATE. In the last few years we averaged losing 90-100 members a year in District 9810. For everyone reading this article, it is now time for you to ask someone to come along to a meeting or an event, not be left to the President or Membership Chair. Before you say I have asked all my friends, go back to the old way we used to get members, by their classification. How many Classifications are missing in your Club. When were they last asked to come along and see what you do.
Our District currently sits at 1117 members. Historically we lose 20-30 members in June, not to mention those people who will leave before June. That says to me, for District 9810 to stay in business, all Clubs must induct one new member before the end of this Rotary year. If each Club can induct 2 or more members that will give us traction to do more "Good in the World". Has your Club got involved in "Partner" memberships or "Organisational" memberships? Please do so, it can be rewarding for them as well as you.
Next month we have District Assembly, where we will learn about the direction of RIPE Barry Rassin. Also, there will be breakout sessions for those with Club positions and those "New Members" and not so "New Members". I believe each of us can learn something new and beneficial at these events.
Continue to Make a Difference and Be the Inspiration. I look forward to seeing you there.
Malcolm Chiverton
District Governor 2017-2018
Rotary District 9810, Australia
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Rotary International Southern Districts SHINE ON RECOGNITION 2017-18
22nd April 2018
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invite you to
their
Venue: Merrimu Receptions, 1300 Dandenong Road, Murrumbeena 3163
Time: 6:30 pm for a 7:00 pm start
Cost: $80.00pp (3 course meal and drinks)
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Rotary Club of Rowville-Lysterfield
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Fundraiser for Dementia Research: Still Alice Movie Screening
Please join the Rotary Club of Monash for a screening of Still Alice, a 2014 movie from the perspective of a Harvard Linguistics professor who is diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease. The movie is based on Lisa Genova's 2007 bestselling novel of the same name and stars Julianne Moore.
Dementia is the term used to describe symptoms of a group of illnesses which cause cognitive decline. It is the second leading cause of death in Australia and the greatest cause of disability in Australians aged 65 and over. There is an estimated 250 people per day in Australia that are diagnosed as experiencing dementia. It is and will continue to be a significant concern for our community.
On Friday 27 April 2018 at 7:30pm
Cost:
- Adults: $14
- Students and Rotaractors are $12.
All proceeds go towards research into Dementia, other than a small percentage which will cover the cost of snacks.
Location
STAGEWORX THEATRE
FACTORY 3, 21 STUD ROAD, BAYSWATER, VIC 3153
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District 9810 RYLA Information Evenings
Monday 30th April 2018
An evening for young adults who are interested in finding out more about the RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award) program and application process as well as any Rotarians who may be interested in learning more. Please invite along anyone you know who may be interested in applying for RYLA this year or in the near future.
RYLA is a Rotary sponsored (i.e. attendees do not pay themselves to attend) week long residential Seminar which focuses on professional and personal development as well as leadership and team skills. Attendees must be aged a minimum of 18 years at the time of the Seminar.
There will be two information evenings that will occur in 2018, if you are unable to attend either information evening but would like to find out more information please contact us via email
info@ryla9810.org.au
The RYLA seminar will be held from Monday 9 July to Saturday 14 July 2018.
Details:
7:30 PM to 9:00 PM, venue is the Monash Enterprise centre (5a Hartnett Close, Mulgrave).
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Rotary Club of Huntingdale and the Rotary Club of Clayton
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District 9810 Foundation Grants Seminar
Friday 11th May 2018
6:45 for 7:00pm
Mulgrave Country Club
Cnr Wellington & Jells Rds, Wheelers Hill
(Melway Map 80, H1)
Your Club must be Qualified with The Rotary Foundation to act as the Primary Host or Primary International Partner of a new or current Global Grant project.
To be Qualified for the 2018/19 Rotary year, you must have at least one member of your Club attend this seminar, and the Foundation's MOU signed. We recommend that both the incoming President and Foundation Committee Chair attend together. Any additional members will be welcome.
A tea and coffee station will be set up for refreshment.
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For full details click flyer
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Rotary Club of Emerald and District
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Rotary Club of Mont Albert & Surrey Hills
Saturday 26th May & Sunday 27th May 2018
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For full details click invite
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Rotary Clubs of Clayton and Glen Waverley
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Rotary Club of Cheltenham
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2019 Multi District Conference
Friday 15th to Sunday 17th February 2019
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The District Foundation Committee are recruiting for a Committee Secretary to take over the role from 1st July, with an induction period leading up to that date. Knowledge of the Foundation is desirable, but not essential. More importantly, the candidate must have a good sense of committee governance, an attention to detail and a willingness to learn about the Foundation.
This is an ideal role for those wishing to deepen their Rotary knowledge in this most important area of Rotary's operations. If you are interested in finding out more, please contact District Foundation Chair PDG Tony Monley at acmonley+Rotary@gmail.com or on 0438 515 273.
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UNICEF NEEDS YOUR FOREIGN COINS
More and more of us are heading overseas and we always seem to return with useless foreign coins that end up in the bottom of a drawer somewhere.
Ron Brooks, RC of Forest Hill, coordinates their collection in this successful D9810 project. In the last 3 years, 300kgs of coins and notes sent to UNICEF were valued by them at over $10,000. Put out a labelled 200gm coffee jar at your weekly club meeting which will hold over 2.2kg of coins.
UNICEF Partnerships Manager emailed "
We see Rotary and UNICEF as a perfect match, a dream fit
". UNICEF works in over 190 countries for the rights and welfare of all children. It supports children's health needs, clean water and sanitation, quality basic education, and protection from violence, exploitation, and HIV.
· $2 feeds a malnourished child for day
· 50 cents provides a dose of life-saving measles vaccine
So, get out that coffee jar and let's recycle this "scrap metal" into something valuable for kids. And while you are at it, let's give UNICEF any leftover paper money.
Contact: Ron Brooks at ronbrooks1942@gmail.com or 0413-042-043
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District Rotaract Representative Appointment
I am pleased to advise that Kai-Xing Goh from the Whitehorse Rotaract Club has been accepted as the District 9810 Rotaract Representative for the Rotary Year 2018/2019.
Michael Ellinger.
Rotary/Rotaract Chairperson
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Rotary Referral Offer from AVEO
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I wish to include an appeal on behalf of my daughter, Melanie Karajas, who recently made a presentation to the Rotary Club of Boronia about the "Music & Memory" program. The program delivers personalised music playlists that trigger memories and reconnect people with themselves and those around them. Initially for dementia patients, this program has also benefitted those with depression, anxiety and loneliness.
She runs her own charity, Mel's on a Mission, that raises awareness and resources (iDevices, iTunes cards) for those who are Licensed to provide this program in their aged or health care service.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could help and place a request for iDevices (iPod, iPhone, iPod Touch) and iTunes cards.
Many thanks
Chris Karajas
Rotary Boronia.
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Interplast Fiji Promotion
For more information
click here
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Working With Children Check Card
When completing the WWCC card form do not put the HR Manager, Rotary International District 9810 with the address of 1 Erin Court Doncaster, 3108.
From 2004 to 2010, I held this position. I have attempted numerous times for my address to be deleted but, still receive copies, which I return to sender.
Please note the above.
PP Liz Guiver
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Rotary Club of Noble Park - Fund Raising Initiative
There are 2 Cool Rooms available from my place at 3 Nambrok Close Dingley Village for pick up and delivery back and all types of trailer lights electrical towing connections available. 50mm standard towing Ball required. Empty weight is 400KG with 650/750KG max weight allowable (fits within Vic Roads rules). Hire agreement detail available.
Very Simple to operate. Will enhance Club BBQ fundraising efforts, or Club parties or support for other Rotary involved functions.
Thank you
Keith Maxwell, Past President 2015/2016 the Rotary Club of Noble Park
M 0418 647 064
H 61 3 9551 7711
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Rotary - "Get Your Message Out"
Jeff Steel is a member of the D9810 Membership and Marketing
Committee with responsibility for hitting the press and electronic
media.
He would love to be a speaker at your club on this topic. Please
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Rotary in Action
PLEASE NOTE: THERE'S A NEW TIME SLOT FOR
"ROTARY IN ACTION"
Every Tuesday afternoon, 52 weeks of the year, between 3 o'clock and 4 o'clock, the "Rotary in Action" program spreads our Rotary message via the radio airwaves around the cities of Manningham, Banyule and Darebin - and way beyond.
"Rotary in Action"
commenced broadcasting on July 4, 1995, and has been continuously on air for more than 1180 programs since that time.
"Rotary in Action"
is a vibrant, magazine style format with studio guests and Rotary community announcements, occasionally mixed in with some great music.
Listeners enjoy the interaction between presenter and guest as they share the wonderful story of "Rotary in Action" via the radio band, on the internet and even connected through the various smartphone apps. The website reference to listen live is www.innerfm.org.au.
As a truly Multi-District activity Rotarians from D9810, D9800 and D9790 continue the long standing tradition with the unqualified support of 96.5 InnerFM, the call sign of 3INR Community Radio.
The current presenters from D9810 are Brian Tyedin and Keith Anderson, both of the Rotary Club of Templestowe, and Greg King (Manningham). DGN Russell Gurney (Doncaster) is also regularly involved in an emergency capacity. All presenters' contact details can be found, of course, in the D9810 handbook.
The team welcomes expressions of interest in joining us as a guest on the show, providing announcements for us to share with our listeners, or even becoming part of the broadcast team.
Anyone interested in any of these functions can contact Greg King on mobile 0416 045 157 or via email at gregking.rotary@gmail.com.
"Rotary in Action" - every Tuesday at 3pm, 52 weeks of the year!
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Highlights Email has Changed
Please note that the "Highlights" email is now
From now on you should use this new email address when sending articles to "Highlights"
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Correct Email for District Database Manager
District Database Manager, Tim Bray, has advised that his email address is
This address appears on page 3 of the new District 9810 Directory. Unfortunately, the address which appears on page 29 of the Directory is not correct.
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District 9810 Information Directory
Rotary Club of Ferntree Gully
This is to notify everyone that the club has changed its meeting nights from Monday to Thursday.
The club meeting is held at the
Ferntree Gully Bowls Club, Glenfern Road, Ferntree Gully. Start time 6.30pm to 7pm.
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District 9810 Information Directory
Rotary Club of Maroondah
New meeting arrangements:
1st, 2nd & 3rd Wednesday's of the month
Venue: Club Ringwood, Cnr Oban Rd & Maroondah Highway, Ringwood (Unchanged)
Cost: $25.00 pp
Social Visiting Option: 5th Wednesday of the month
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District 9810 Information Directory
Rotary Club of Montrose & District
The board of the Rotary Club of Montrose & District have changed the meeting times of the club to
weeks 2 & 4 each month only at our venue at
Japara Living & Learning Centre, 54-58 Durham Road Kilsyth at
6.45pm for a 7.00pm start.
Other meeting venues and times will be advised through the club news and new web page currently under updating.
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District 9810 Information Directory
Rotary Club of Dingley Village
This is notify everyone that as of
Thursday 6th July
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Rotary Club of Dingley Village
have changed their meeting night from Wednesday to Thursday.
The club will also only meet on the
first three weeks of each month.
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District 9810 Information Directory
Rotary Club of Oakleigh
The Rotary Club of Oakleigh has had to change venues because of renovations.
They will now be meeting at the
Matthew Flinders Hotel, 667 Warrigul Road, Chadstone 3148.
The meetings are on Thursdays, 1st & 3rd for Dinner @ 7pm and 2nd & 4th for lunch @1pm.
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Hi to all.
Well we have another great edition this month.
During the last couple of months I have been receiving messages from various Rotarian's asking me why they are not receiving a copy of the Highlights. If you a reading this message it means that you a getting a copy of Highlights, so can you please do me a favor at your next meeting and ask around if your members are getting a copy? If not maybe one person can get the their details and send them to me so that I can add them to the mailing list to ensure they get their copies from now on.
If you have any PHF's or any other special recognitions that you would like to share within the district, please forward them to me
Please remember that if your Rotary Club has any Events and Fundraising Activities planned from now or in the future, please forward the information to me at highlights9810@gmail.com
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Michael Ellinger
Rotary Club of Clayton
Editor: Highlights of D9810
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