Jan 13th - Lunch - Mercy Ships - at talk by John & Iris Rhodes
Mon, Jan 13th 2020 at 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Mercy Ships are tackling the crisis in global surgical provision and need our support.
John is a member of the Rotary Club of Bingley
“Having visited Mercy Ships and seen the work in action, I endorse the mechanisms by which Mercy Ships transforms lives and sustains communities. Rotary International works in similar ways, from needs analysis to sustainability. I encourage Rotary clubs in Great Britain and Ireland to continue supporting Mercy Ships, as both organisations are working to raise the profile of the global health agenda.”
Debbie Hodge GB & I President 2018-2019
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Community; some projects are within the local area, involving support for our senior citizens, and some involve primary school-aged children with our Rotakids clubs.
moreWe currently have 4 primary schools with active Rotakids' clubs. St Andrews, St Pauls, Hippings and White Ash specialist school
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Our main local environment project is the improvement of Tinker Brook woodland. We also have the Purple Garden project, (Purple 4Polio) set in Rhyddings Park. Plus environmental work with our Rotakids clubs. Regular litter-picks.
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The Rotary Foundation (TRF) is Rotary International's own charity, offering Rotarians the opportunity to apply for financial aid for their major projects, either operating at home or overseas
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Projects initiated or supported by members to provide opportunities for young people in our local area.
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