The concept of giving help wherever in the world it is needed most, is deeply embedded in the Rotary psyche – after all, our full name is “Rotary International”
Llandudno Rotary is one of 46,000 Rotary Clubs in the world that are encouraged to support the international work of Rotary. In the past year we have given financial support to each of
Children and families in need in Zimbabwe
One way you can help us in this work is by donating to The Rotary Foundation
At international level, Rotary works in partnership with many organisations that work worldwide, the most well-known of which are:
Supporting communities in crisis Right now, over 120 million people around the world have been made homeless by disaster and conflict. ShelterBox is working to change this.
By providing emergency shelter and tools for families robbed of their homes by disaster, we’re transforming despair into hope.
Aquabox provides safe drinking water and humanitarian aid to people affected by natural disasters, extreme weather and conflicts
Mercy Ships is a pioneering international health charity. Their hospital ships bring free, life-changing surgeries to women, men and children across sub-Saharan Africa. In partnership with African nations, they train healthcare professionals, they build stronger medical services, and they fight for the health of everyone.
When we talk about PolioPlus, we know we are eradicating polio, but do we realize how many added benefits the program brings? The “plus” is something else that is provided as a part of the polio eradication campaign.
more Sea Point Rotary in Cape Town, South Africa is a Club with which Llandudno Rotary has forged close bonds for almost decade, aided by frequent visits to South Africa by Llandudno Rotary Club Member Rtn. Ian Trevette and his wife Margaret, who is a Member o
more Building work at the Ilitha School in Cape Town is completed
more Updates on the progress of the Ilitha School project in Cape Town, South Africa
more Llandudno Rotary welcomed a team of Australian teachers visitng the UK to look at the delivery of special needs teaching
more Ian and Margaret Trevette are two Llandudno Rotary Club members who have been visiting South Africa for many years
more Making a direct difference through Rotary
more Llandudno Rotarian Ashok Harshey walks across Wales for Ilitha