Rotary Fellowships consist of members who share a common interest in recreational activities, sports, hobbies, or professions. These groups help expand skills, foster vocational development, and enhance the Rotary experience by exploring interests while developing connections around the world.
Overview
Help participants make lasting friendships outside their own club, district, or country.
Advance Rotary’s public image and identity.
Serve as an incentive for joining Rotary and for maintaining active membership.
Organisation
Function independently of Rotary International by establishing their own rules, requirements, and administrative structures.
Are open to Rotarians, their family members, as well as participants and alumni of all Rotary and Foundation programmes.
If you are interested in finding out more about Rotary Fellowships read the flyer Rotary Fellowships
One example of a very successful international Rotary Fellowship is below:
There is a letter in the June/July issue of Rotary on ICFR by Geoff Bell, President - ICFR.
The Rally Programme that we prepare each year provides an ideal environment for meeting and mixing with other members.
These rallies are organised by our members, who have good local knowledge of the area and can create an balanced program for the rally. You can join in or do your own thing if you cannot make the whole 5 day, then you are most welcome to just come along for the weekend.
Rallies are mainly across the whole of the UK, but each year we have rallies in Europe and Motorhome tours on other continents.
Rotarians with Caravans or Motor homes are invited to join the fellowship.
An overview is on our website www.rotarianscaravanning.org.uk along with links to find more background on the original formation of the fellowship, and a link to a Join Us page.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
Presentation of 2 benches one at the Recreation Field, Dursley, representing 70 years of Dursley Rotary and one at the Sculpture Trail, Dursley, in memory of Mike Doughty who sadly died 2 June 2022 (Bench temporarily removed due to Council works)
moreThree Long standing Dursley Rotarians ,Alan Millichap, Ken Green ,and Ralph Darby, received 50 years off service to Rotary certificates, from President Chris Cherry at the President hand-over dinner on the 26th of June, many congratulations to them all.
moreOur successful 15th Annual Car Run starting and finishing at Rednock School took place on Sunday 16th July 2023.
moreClub Council Mtg. Papers will be issued to club members before meeting
moreDursley Rotarians joined forces with Stonehouse Rotary to bring Christmas fun and music to Tesco's Cam, raising funds for several local charities. Thanks to everyone for their generous support
moreThe District Final of Youth Speaks (A Debating Competition) was recently held at Maisemore Village Hall and Dursley Rotary Club were pleased to Sponsor a team from Rednock School.
moreDursley Rotary Club are proud to be supporting this event with members acting as stewards during the evening
moreDursley Rotary Club were again pleased to support Rednock School with their Mock Interviews over 3 days this February
moreOur 1st Dursley Rotary Showcase event held at Dursley Community.
moreMembers of the Rotary Club of Dursley walked together at Dursley Rec as part "Walk a Mile for Polio. Thanks to all those who kindle sponsored us on this event to help trying to rid the world of Polio
moreDursley Rotary Club have joined with Cotswold Tyndale Rotary Club and Dursley Community Centre to provide a warm and welcoming location to help with the cost of living support.
moreAt the Presidents Lunch, we were pleased to welcome Professor Collywobbles with "The history of Punch and Judy". The raffle was to raise funds for End Polio Now Campaign. A really entertaining afternoon, thanks Mr Collywobbles (and your bottler Wendy)
moreMembers of Dursley Rotary Club were pleased to attend Rednock School to present certificates to the entrants to this years Dursley Young Writer competition.
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