The eye clinic project is ongoing and is overseen by Rotarian Bev Radue on our behalf. Clinics are held twice a month at a town called Nkwenkwesi and treats local vulnerable people who would otherwise be completely blind within a short period of time.
Working with another club such as Port Alfred, where we personally know members, means that all our money is spent directly on a project organised by them. No expenses are taken from our donations so we get 100% value for money. - Rtn. John Green
more The Barn Owl is the monthly publication by the Rotary Club Of Horwich.
more Thanks to Duncan Hamlett of Lunesdale Rotary Club, who gave a great talk at our showcase evening on Mary's Meals - another fantastic International charity that Rotary Club of Horwich supports.
more Geoffrey Pearson and Judith Pearson have recently raised over £7500 for the Wheelchair Foundation and this will be converted into over 120 wheelchairs, which will go out to South Africa in 2013.
more Just one of the great projects that Horwich Rotary's International Committee supports.
more Our club in partnership with the Rotary Club of Port Alfred in South Africa provides an eye clinic in an area surrounding Grahamstown and polytunnels at an orphanage.
more A Vegetable Tunnel For Enkuthazweni Centre