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President Mike Halley welcomes you to the Rotary Club of Inverness Loch Ness
Multicultural fun at Fort George
A RCILN grant enabled children from the Chinese and Polish communities in Inverness to attend the Inverness Tattoo at Fort George
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New Paul Harris Fellow
Ken Wilson was recognised for his services to Rotary International and the local community. Ken was the instigator of the scheme to install the Flying Scotsman automaton in the Eastgate Centre which has raised thousands of pounds for local organisati
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Panto Collections support Children First
Left to right: costumed Rotarians David Henderson, Iain Macintosh, Neil Anderson and Donald Robertson present the cheque to Jane Clunas from Children 1st.
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Kids Out
RCLN organised a successful Kids Out date in Aviemore for young people with special needs.
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Playlist for Life training under way
Update on the club's support for the Playlist for Life initiatives
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Be the Inspiration
The Rotary Club of Inverness Loch Ness was the second Rotary Club to be formed in Inverness. We were chartered in 1991 under our original name of "Rotary Club of Loch Ness".
The Rotary motto is ‘Service above self’ and we try hard to make that a reality by supporting a wide range of activities locally and overseas.
Local
Fundraise for and support local charities – through Panto collection, Santa Run, Local grant scheme and food collections at Tesco for HF.
Encourage Euroscola participation
Youth Leadership Scheme & Camp at Nethybridge & Various Youth Competitions
Support the Kids Out event
Classic Car Tour Annually raising funds for a nominated charity
Overseas
Support Blythswood Care Annual Shoe Box Appeal
Shelter Boxes are shipped to natural disasters around the world
In partnership with Roll out The Barrel we plan to provide a brand new toilet block for Kalasa school in Kasozi district Leewro, Uganda, and provide a rain water harvesting programme and also provide the school with necessary equipment both in construction and educational supplies to educate the 150 – 200 children and provide water barrels and filters to ensure a clean water supply.
We meet every Wednesday at 12.45 for 1.00 pm and we are delighted to welcome visiting Rotarians. More detail on our programme and the meeting venue can be found on this site.
Rotary News
Be part of a global network of volunteers, trying to make the world a better place. Please also see the 'links & news' page for information from the local district and live feeds from Rotary International and Rotary International in GB&I.
Flexibility creating new opportunities for new members
RotaKids supporting their local community
Meetings & Venue
Where and when:
Craigmonie Hotel
9 Annfield Road
Inverness IV2 3HX 01463 231649