Hatfield Rotary and Our Community

Breaks Manor supports both a Youth Club and “Men In Sheds” for the not-so-young. After 70 years, the main building has needed much refurbishment – we were able to help and provide a generator system to allow youth events after dark in their grounds


Hatfield Rotary and Our Community

Rotary Clubs have several informal committees, one of which is dedicated to helping our local community.  Each group has a budget which can spend monies raised by Club fundraising events throughout the year (e.g. Frost fair, Santa Run, Charity Walk etc).

The needs within our community are found both by direct liaison with the local establishments and also by getting feedback from our own members.

This year we have worked directly with Friendship House (Day Centre for seniors), where we have given our time (e.g. giving talks and musical events to those there, making small repairs and one of our members being Santa !).  We have also provided financial help, e.g. extra treats at Christmas, help with building / repair costs etc. 

We have kept in close contact and helped with -

  • Two local foodbanks – Trussell and Manna.  Here we have helped directly at times of special need, such as Christmas and during Coronavirus
  • Resolve Night-shelter and the associated Sparks Café to provide a local meeting-place for Hatfield.

This year has been greatly influenced by the Coronavirus; which added hugely to the needs of local community stalwarts, including

  • Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)

  • Council for Voluntary Service (CVS)

Needless to say, we also helped here…

We have also helped, as far as we were able, with our local Women’s Refuge.


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Our club is involved in international community projects, sometimes alone, sometimes in partnership with other Rotary clubs, or with other organisations

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the 2022 Hatfield Santa Run was held at Stanborough Lakes on 11 December 2022. Than you to all who took part.

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Hatfield may be a small town but has a big place in history – not just in Britain but around the world. Founded before the Norman Conquest in 1066, Hatfield has played an important part in Tudor, Victorian, and aviation history.

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Breaks Manor supports both a Youth Club and “Men In Sheds” for the not-so-young. After 70 years, the main building has needed much refurbishment – we were able to help and provide a generator system to allow youth events after dark in their grounds

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At our Club in Hatfield we work in our community, with our youngsters and support international charity work. This said, we also enjoy a great social time

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