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THE OBJECT OF ROTARYThe Object of Rotary is to encourage & foster the ideal of service as the basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster -
ORGANISATIONS FOUNDED BY ROTARY IN NZCrippled Children's Society J First Karitane Hospital J First Mobile TB Clinic Milk in Schools Programme J First Health Camps J Defensive Driving Courses National Kidney Foundation J Riding for the Disabled J The Asthma Society National Children's Health Research Foundation J Youth Skills NZ Outward Bound J Meals on Wheels J NZ Craftsman Training Foundation The Tuberculosis Society J Peer Support J Birthright Inc National Society of Alcoholism J National Women's Hospital J DARE Ellerslie Flower Show J Child Development Foundation Give Kids a Chance Programme J Polio Plus
The Club Structure Our classification leads
to bringing together a diverse group of individuals with a variety of
professional skills, which when combined provide opportunities to
support the community and wider field. The Sergeant is responsible for the control of setting up and
running
the meetings through the roster duties then after the meal hands
the meeting over to the President as chairman for formal
business. Club Service is in the hands of the president – elect
who ensures that all official duties are carried out in a manner that
leads to an effectively functioning club Community Service responds to the needs seen in the community
and provides links with other established community services so that the
club becomes an integral part of the district International Service
provides for the club to engage in the exchange of students, networking
group visits, GSE visits, emergency relief boxes and reviews all off
shore matters Youth and Vocational Service
provides leadership avenues for the young through RYLA, RYPEN, Matched
Twin Exchanges etc. Check these sites for more about Rotary: |