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Although the partnership with Bipolar UK has now ended, clubs within our district are continuing to support Bipolar UK and their Support Groups in Southern Wales. To find out more about the impact Rotary has had ....click More...
moreRotary in Southern Wales has over many years and continues to help with dementia in our communities.
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Tuesday 24th November 2026
District Event:
Rotary in Southern Wales (District 1150) has 53 Rotary clubs with over 1,000 members working to support their communities both at home and abroad. The district covers a wide area from the far West up to Aberystwyth, across to Knighton and Usk in the East and back around the South East coastline. A map of our district can be found here: Map
Rotary is one of the world's largest volunteer service organisations with over 1.4 million members in 200 countries. Our mission statement is: Together, we see a World where People Unite and take action to Create lasting Change across the Globe, in our Communities, and in ourselves.
Rotary is a worldwide service and networking organisation. More...
To see an excellent video on why Rotary is right for young people, please click Video
Olayinka Babalola, a member of the Rotary Club of Trans Amadi, Nigeria, has been selected by the Board of Directors to become Rotary International’s president for 2026-27. Babalola provided local Rotary leadership for polio eradication in Nigeria’s conflict-affected northeast. He has received the Africa Centennial Heroes Award, the Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World, the RI Service Above Self Award, and The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service. More...
Rotary View is now live and replaces DMS. For guidance on how to navigate and accomplish things in Rotary View, see this Guidance (you will be directed to the RGBI website and will need to login).
From RGBI Magazine:
November is Rotary Foundation Month. Cardiff Rotarian Steve Jenkins has recently taken over as Lead of the Rotary Foundation Specialist Adviser Team for Rotary Great Britain & Ireland. Here, he reflects on a Rotary journey stretching back more than four decades and explains why the Foundation remains at the heart of what Rotary can achieve: More ...
Three Weeks. Three teams of young people. Countless challenges overcome, friendships formed and leaders inspired. The 2026 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) programme at the Storey Arms Outdoor Education Centre has once again demonstrated why it is one of Rotary Southern Wales District 1150’s flagship youth initiatives. More ...
I love a good seaside event and with Saundersfoot Rotary, we’re absolutely spoiled for choice. Their summer-long programme of sandcastle competitions, hog roasts and the now famous duck race keeps the community spirit of that section of the Pembrokeshire coastline well and truly alive. More ...
Alison Southerland, our Peace Lead and RI Peace Cadre, leads a Peace Chapter meeting from across Europe, including Peter King and Immediate Past Rotary International Director Eve Conway. Discussing how to implement Rotary Positive Peace in all our clubs and projects. The goal? To build sustainable, strong relationships across our communities, increasing inclusivity and impact. More...
How to pay your club contribution to The Rotary Foundation. Please use this form.
For other options, including personal donations, visit here
Global Grants initiated by our clubs. More...
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