Community & Youth
Harlow Tye members undertake projects for good causes within the local community and provide support to local youth projects.
Community & Youth
Jacobs Neuro Centre
making a wood accessible for residents
Jacobs Neuro Centre
making a wood accessible for residents
Jacobs Neuro Centre
making a wood accessible for residents
Jacobs Neuro Centre
making a wood accessible for residents
Jacobs Neuro Centre
making a wood accessible for residents
PAH Rotary Park
path and seating for patients and staff
PAH Rotary Park
path and seating for patients and staff
PAH Rotary Park
path and seating for patients and staff
PAH Rotary Park
path and seating for patients and staff
PAH Rotary Park Open Day
path and seating for patients and staff
PAH Gibberd Ward
support for a dementia friendly sensory garden
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Michael Adams
Guest speaker at Club
Know Your Blood Pressure Day
Stroke Awareness Harvey Centre, Harlow
Know Your Blood Pressure Day
Stroke Awareness Harvey Centre, Harlow
Involving local schools
eg in the Rotary Shoebox scheme
Plant Pots and Wellies
Local Community Organisation
Plant Pots and Wellies
Ground Works begin
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Plant Pots and Wellies
Plant Pots and Wellies
Many Days of ground Work!
Donation to Plant pots
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Community & Youth sub-pages:
National Rotary KidsOut Day
more Every June Harlow Tye supports, with other local clubs, Rotary KidsOut Day - taking local special needs school children on a fun day out.
Rotary Garden Projects
more Club members undertake garden projects at the Princess Alexandra Hospital (PAH) Harlow, in partnership with its charity, and at the Jacobs Neuro Centre for the charity Friends of Sawbridgeworth Neuro Centres.
Youth
more Local & international projects: fund raising for local youth organisations and involving local schools in Rotary competitions & the Rotary Shoebox Scheme - sending small toys or household items to children in Eastern Europe.
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Know your Blood Pressure Day
more Every year our Rotary Club mans the local Shopping Centre along with Volunteer Nurses from The Rivers Hospital. Come and have your Blood Pressure tested free of charge. It takes a few minutes, and it may, one day, save your Life.