Rotary clubs in South East UK & Gibraltar
Emergency Relief Aid
Rochester & the River Medway
Rock of Gibraltar
De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea
Whitstable Harbour
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Rotary SE Clubs supporting their local communitiesmore
Rotary going Purple for a polio-free world!more
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Rotary Competitions for Young Peoplemore
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“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities,
and in ourselves.”
We have 79 great Rotary Clubs in Rotary District 1120; stretching from the South East of London, along the Kent and Sussex coasts and also including Gibraltar. We are 2,300 men and women; all having fun whilst serving our communities and making a difference worldwide.
We like to meet people, socialise and have fun together whilst doing good in the world.
We apply our leadership and expertise to solve social issues. We raise funds and manage projects both locally in our own communities and also overseas to promote peace, alleviate poverty, support education, fight disease, provide clean water and address poor sanitation.
Since the mid eighties Rotary, together with the World Health Organisation and other partners, has also been at the forefront of the battle to eradicate polio from the world.
Rotarians are ordinary people who go that extra mile to help other people and in the process widen their circle of friends and enhance their social life.
If you think Rotary could be for you, please find your nearest Rotary Club or email membership@rotarysoutheast.org. We would love to hear from you soon.
We see opportunities where others see obstacles. We're change makers and problem solvers.
We continue to provide access to clean water, tackle global heath concerns, support education and build the foundations for peace across borders.
We're Rotary and there's no limit to what we can do.
We are grateful to Canterbury Cathedral for illuminating part of the cathedral with purple lighting on World Polio Day 2017.
We can do something to strengthen our community because we are Rotary.
For keeping up to date with Brenda having fun around our Rotary distict please visit Brenda's blog.
