Community Service
Our Comunity Officer, Loraine Davis, is determined to
strengthen the existing links that the Rotary Club of Croydon has
with other organisations in and around the Croydon area.
Loraine is keen to establish new links with organisations which, like the Rotary Club of Croydon, are committed to serving both the local community and the wider world.
She is convinced that the Rotary Club of Croydon with its long history of local service and its strong international perspective should actively assist in building networks of like-minded organisations and thereby create successful community and international partnerships.
In 2017, we entered into a long term partnership with both Broadmead Primary School and the Croydon Night of Dance.
During the year 2018-2019, we organised the planting of trees at Broadmead School and also donated 60 'Dictionaries 4 Life'.
In the same year supported the Croydon Neighbourhood Care Association's Befriending Service, and during this 2019-2020 year we are supporting the Crisis Skylight Centre in Croydon. [See under Presidents Charities.]
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CRISIS FOR CHRISTMAS
We again welcomed Rosie Birch from Crisis to talk about their preparations for Christmas.
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Croydon Skylight Centre
One of 12 centres across the UK,
which are part of the Crisis Organisation.
Broadmead School's brand new Early Years Outdoor Learning Environment
Opened on 22 March 2018
by Olympic Athlete, Donna Fraser.
PLANTING CROCUS BULBS
LEADS TO LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIP
Club Members and Pupils
from Broadmead School
joined forces to plant around 2500 bulbs.
CROYDON NIGHT OF DANCE AND A LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIP
Raises £326 for our President's Charity
Croydon Hearing Resource Centre
Age UK Croydon
On 03 October 2017, CEO Kate Pierpoint
outlined the services available to older people in Croydon
Good Food Matters
The speaker on 12 September 2017 was Evelyn Findlater MBE and CEO of Good Food Matters.
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Community Involvement: Afternoon Tea on 21 August 2017
A great success.
“When can we come again?” they asked.
