Rotary Fellowships

Rotary Fellowships consist of members who share a common interest in recreational activities, sports, hobbies, or professions.


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:

International Caravanning Fellowship of Rotarians. (ICFR)

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:

EnviRecover, creating energy from waste

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Looking forward to a year of prosperity ahead

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No child's future should be limited Home-Start Herefordshire brings us up to date

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Where all young people and children have the chance to dance!

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Our sponsored football team is aiming for the top of the league!

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HCRC presents recumbent tricycle to brain injury survivors in Hereford

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A message from the children of African Adventures

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What a fabulous festive feast!

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Every Hereford FC Fan's Dream

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An entertaining, lively and informative evening with students from the Hereford Sixth Form Debating Society

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Members met for a night of tenpin rivalry, great food & fun!

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Celebrating a magnificent year of Duck Race fundraising and friendship

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Supplying generators to help families keep warm during this winter in Ukraine

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Members enjoyed a recycling masterclass at Envirosort Worcester

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Exploring The Rolls of Monmouth Estate, History, Tour & Afternoon Tea

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Midlands Air Ambulance Community Hub is a Hit with Locals

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Sainsbury's shoppers show their generosity and kindness

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Local children’s charity thanks volunteers, funders, and supporters and welcomes the High Sheriff of Herefordshire to a Garden Tea Party

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Celebrating a World War II Hero in Herefordshire

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St Thomas Cantilupe Students

St Thomas Cantilupe Students Receive Rotary Certificates of Achievement

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Global Sight Solutions

How Global Sight Solutions are restoring the sight of people in poverty from all around the world

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President's Dinner 2023

A celebration of achievements, success and hard work, handing over to new President John Taylor

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Our members took a visit to Herefordshire's jewel in the historical crown, Eastnor Castle

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A fantastic £936.06 raised at Hope Scott House fundraising night

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Pahar Trust

Pupils and staff in a primary school in Nepal are delighted with the earthquake-resilient school that we've helped to provide

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The provision of books is vital for these children's education

Support for library helps children's only access to a literary education

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Club president Kevin Basden and Mary Watkins model some of the creations of the Isoko Women’s Cooperative.

Mary Watkins visited the club to deliver an update on how our support is benefiting the African country

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Read about our fundraising achievements from past years

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