Action groups offer their technical expertise and support to help clubs plan and implement projects to increase our impact, one of Rotary's strategic priorities. This support includes helping clubs find partners, funding, and other resources. Action groups can also help clubs and districts prepare grant applications, conduct community assessments, and develop plans to monitor and evaluate their projects. Read more about these activities in the Rotary Action Groups annual report.
Anyone who wants to share their expertise to make a positive difference can join an action group. Only Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Rotary Peace Fellows can serve in leadership roles.
Contact a Rotary Action Group to:
Join a Rotary Action Group to share your expertise and make a difference in projects outside your club or district. To get involved, look at our directory and contact the action group you're interested in.
Promoting peace
Domestic Violence Prevention
Peace
Refugees
Slavery Prevention
Fighting disease
Addiction Prevention
Alzheimer's/Dementia
Blindness Prevention
Blood Donation
Diabetes
Family Health/AIDS Prevention
Health Education and Wellness
Hearing
Hepatitis Eradication
Malaria
Mental Health
Multiple Sclerosis
Polio Survivors
Providing clean water and sanitation
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Saving mothers and children
Clubfoot
Reproductive Maternal and Child Health
Supporting education
Basic Education and Literacy
Growing local economies
Economic Community Development
Disaster Assistance
Protecting the environment
Endangered Species
Environmental Sustainability
Action groups that work in more than one area of focus
Food Plant Solutions
Questions? Contact actiongroups@rotary.org.
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