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Working with Young People
The 2018 Internet Safety Talks in local primary schools delivered by Police Scotland and supported by the MoD Police and Rotary have been great success.
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Glasgow Phoenix Choir Concert
The Phoenix Choir are coming to Helensburgh to help us raise funds for the local charities that we support.
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Donations to support local charities
Donations made from money raised by our 2017 Board Walk
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Helensburgh Garelochside Rotary
We extend a warm welcome to visitors and particularly welcome prospective members.
We are a friendly club with relaxed and informal meetings every Monday at the Rosslea Hall Hotel, Rhu, with wonderful sea views over the River Clyde and the Gareloch. We meet from 18.30 to 19.45, with coffee or tea and the option of a bar meal to follow the meeting. Once per month (usually the last Monday) a meal is served and there is a visiting speaker.
Most meetings involve some Rotary business and a short informative and entertaining talk or presentation relevant to our community and Rotary.
Our members engage in a wide range of activities. We fundraise and help the needy in our local, national and international community in many different ways. We organise programmes to help the young people in our community. In January 2017 we were delighted to be the first Rotary Club to support the excellent Police Scotland Internet Safety presentation given to all local primary schools. Visit our Photo Gallery to read a report about the 2018 Internet Safety event.
We have lots of fun and fellowship and visiting Rotarians are most welcome.
Eradicating Polio
Rotary is determined to eradicate polio from the world. Watch Carolyn Sein, WHO, bring us up to date on the latest developments in the fight against polio talking about circulating vaccine-derived polioviruses, and the important differences between oral polio vaccine, and inactivated polio vaccine. Click to view video.
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The Rotary Club of Helensburgh Garelochside Charitable Trust Fund is a Scottish Charity.
Charity No. SCO35270
Site last updated: 12 March 2018
Happening soon...
Meetings and events happening soon
Sunday 29th April 13.30
District Foundation Seminar
Erskine Bridge Hotel
Monday 30th April 18.30
Dinner and Speaker Meeting: TBA
Monday 7th May 18.30
NO Meeting: Public Holiday
Sunday 13th May 14.00
District Assembly
Erskine Bridge Hotel
Monday 14th May 17.00
Council Meeting
at Rosslea Hall Hotel
Monday 14th May 18.30
Weekly Meeting: Business Meeting
Saturday 19th May 17.00
Glasgow Phoenix Choir Concert
in the Parish Church, Colquhoun Square
Saturday 19th May 18.45
The Glasgow Phoenix Choir
The Phoenix Choir, one of the foremost and longest established choral groups in Scotland, are coming to Helensburgh to help us raise funds for the various local charities that we support. Click Event Details link to see event poster with full information.
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District Assembly
at Erskine Bridge Hotel
Monday 21st May 18.30
Weekly Meeting: Andy Olver - Building a new aircraft carrier
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Rotary News
Be part of a global network of volunteers, trying to make the world a better place. Please also see the 'links & news' page for information from the local district and live feeds from Rotary International and Rotary International in GB&I.
Family Rotary club use skills to kick-start local charities
Rotary members unite to tackle world hunger
Meetings & Venue
Where and when:
We meet on Mondays at 18:30
(No meeting on Bank Holiday Mondays.)
Rosslea Hall Hotel, Ferry Road, Rhu, Dunbartonshire, G84 8NF 01436 439955
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