The COGRI (Children of God Relief Insititute) Nyumbani Charity currently provides a primary and secondary school for children in the area as well as a state-of-the-art HIV screening laboratory which helps to keep the children free of AIDS. 

Club Member  Alison Stedman has been involved with Nyumbani for many years and has successfully brought £000's to this very deserving Project.

You can find out more about the Nyumbani charity and it's activities by clicking on this link;

 www.nyumbaniscotland.org.uk 

So now to business ....Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Arbroath, based in the historic Scottish east coast fishing port 17 miles north of Dundee.

Our fify one members are always delighted to welcome visiting Rotarians and we hope that if you're travelling to or in Scotland, you'll join the Club's Members in fellowship at one of our weekly meetings.

The town is home to the world famous smokie (smoked haddock) and was the setting for the signing of the Declaration of Scottish Independence in the presence of King Robert the Bruce in 1320. The ruins of Arbroath Abbey, where the signing took place, still dominate the town's skyline. The club meets every Thursday in the Meadowbank Inn, just outside Arbroath, at  6.00 for 6.15pm - see Meeting Information to the right of this text!

If you need to make contact with our club, or are interested in joining Rotary and would like to know more about what Arbroath Rotary Club get up to then an email to our secretary should work just fine; secretary@arbroath.rotary1010.org

Our Chartered Rotaract Club is on Facebook at;

https://en-gb.facebook.com/ArbroathRotaract?ref=stream&hc_location=timeline

Please check out what our young Rotaractors have been up to!!!

Thank you for visiting our Club's website, I hope you find it  interesting.

 David Miller

Webmaster, Rotary Club of Arbroath, December 2017

The Rotary Club of Arbroath is a Registered Charity, number SCO37945