International Projects
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad.
Apart from meaning that Rotarians really can get things done by working together, it also means that when Rotarians are away from home, whether on holiday or business, they are probably close to a Rotary Club where they will be welcomed. Sometimes such visits can lead to ongoing collaborations, or perhaps the spread of an idea from one Club to another.
Read about what we have been doing internationally, and if you would like to join the Rotary family please use the contact form below to find out more.
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A Sand Dam we helped to build......
more Sand dams empower dryland communities to transform their own lives and land. When people have access to clean water, they can take their future into their own hands, live sustainably, and work their way out of poverty with dignity. (Sand Dams Worldwide)
Rotary Supporting Ukraine
more Peace is a cornerstone of our global mission. We stand with the people of Ukraine. Help us support the ongoing humanitarian crisis. (1 page below this)
Malawi - The Mlambe Project
more The Mlambe project was set up in 2012 by a group of students at Manchester University. They chose Malawi as it is the poorest country on Earth, and decided not just to give money but to make a sustainable difference.
End Polio
more August 2020 - the World Health Organisation Africa Region has been declared wild polio-free
Shoebox Project
more The gift of a shoebox that contains toys, toiletries, educational items or household goods is a drop of happiness to the people of Eastern Europe who live in a world of poverty.
Sierra Leone
more How a Rotary village was created
TASK
more Tandridge Academic Support for Kenya